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Table 6.

Linear probability model estimates of the effect of health shock on retirement for men

The effect of CSR	Without age restriction		With age restriction (52–61 years)
The effect of CSR	Pre-1994	Post-1994	Pre-1994	Post-1994
Acute health event	0.076 (0.013)	0.075 (0.008)	0.078 (0.014)	0.080 (0.009)
R ²	0.198	0.114	0.197	0.125
No. of person-year observation	43,681	210,712	38,597	171,303

The effect of subsidised jobs	Without age restriction		With age restriction (58–67 years)
The effect of subsidised jobs	Pre-1998	Post-1998	Pre-1998	Post-1998
Acute health event	0.082 (0.008)	0.033 (0.020)	0.089 (0.012)	0.031^a (0.020)
R ²	0.128	0.064	0.071	0.064
No. of person-year observations	220,932	33,461	104,870	32,403

Controls for corporate social responsibility (CSR) and subsidised jobs, respectively, added. Regressions include dummies for chronic illness, accident, age, education, industry/occupation, year and wealth. Standard error in parentheses

^aCoefficient not significant at a 10% level