Table IV (a).

Age/sex factors influencing term 3

Variable	Coefficient	Share of individuals in age-sex category (%)						Re-ranking coefficienta,b
		Rotation 1		Rotation 4		Rotation 6
		2004	2007	2007	2010	2009	2012	2004–2007	2007–2010	2009–2012
	(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)	(9)	(10)
Female
16–26	Reference	6.21	3.75	6.03	3.93	5.4	3.53	0.0152	0.0347	−0.0049
26–36	−0.0146***	8.81	8.19	9.27	8.41	8.98	8	0.000912	−0.0143	−0.023
36–46	−0.0286***	11.12	10.92	10.05	9.98	9.66	9.37	0.0106	−0.012	−0.00803
46–56	−0.0515***	8.65	9.55	8.4	9.27	8.65	9.28	−0.00071	−0.00066	−0.00675
56–66	−0.0816***	7.05	7.64	6.71	7.01	7.83	7.83	−0.00994	−0.0181	0.00274
66–76	−0.114***	6.52	6.4	5.82	6.19	5.27	6.22	−0.00335	0.00199	0.0279*
75+	−0.156***	4.75	6.67	5.02	6.5	5.49	7.03	−0.00251	0.028**	0.0354***
Male
16–26	0.00117	5.97	4.11	5.98	3.94	6.12	4.45	0.0141	0.0272	−0.00259
26–36	−0.0125***	8.29	7.29	10.76	9.81	9.47	7.87	0.015	0.00154	−0.0222
36–46	−0.0272***	10.01	9.81	10.28	10.39	9.78	10.47	−0.00444	−0.0163	−0.0199
46–56	−0.0407***	8.22	8.9	7.79	8.69	8.45	8.78	0.00478	−0.00821	−0.0138
56–66	−0.0667***	6.53	7.12	5.97	6.38	7.19	7.61	−0.0136	−0.00323	−0.00266
66–76	−0.0853***	5.21	5.79	4.9	5.09	4.55	4.98	−0.0129	0.00211	0.0286*
75+	−0.118***	2.65	3.87	3.03	4.4	3.17	4.55	−0.00728	0.0256*	0.0352**

^aRe-ranking coefficient refers to a no-constant regression where change in rank is regressed on the demographic variables in the final period

^bThe coefficients are not jointly significant for the 2004–2007 model, while they are for the 2007–2010 and 2009–2012 model.

^*p<0.05,

^**p<0.01,

^***p<0.001