. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 1.

Published in final edited form as: Health Econ. 2016 Nov;25(Suppl 2):141–158. doi: 10.1002/hec.3375

Table V.

Labour Market Status / Occupational re-ranking

Variable	Re-ranking coefficient^a,^b

	2004–2007	2009–2012	2004–2007	2009–2012
	(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)
Labour Market Status
Employed	0.00472	−0.0142^*	-	-
Self Employed	−0.0324^***	0.0447^***	-	-
Unemployed	0.0109	−0.0675^***	-	-
Other	0.00397	0.0152^*	-	-
Retired	−0.00679	0.0287^***	-	-
Disabled	0.000519	0.0287	-	-
Occupation
Managers	-	-	−0.0222	0.0658^***
Military	-	-	0.0553	0.0136
Professionals	-	-	0.00953	0.0155
Technicians	-	-	−0.0197	0.025
Clerks	-	-	−0.00476	−0.0314
Service & Sales	-	-	0.0263^**	0.00399
Agricultural	-	-	−0.0217	−0.0513
Trade	-	-	−0.012	−0.0245
Machine Operators	-	-	−0.00249	−0.0286
Elementary Occupation	-	-	−0.00456	−0.0452^**

Re-ranking coefficient refers to a no-constant regression where change in rank is regressed on economic status/occupation in the first period

The coefficients are jointly significant for the all models, except for the 2004–2007 occupation regression, where they are only jointly significant at the 0.10 level.

p<0.05,

^**

p<0.01,

^***

p<0.001