Table 4.
Effect of Unemployment Rate on Log Mortality by Place of Death: Nursing Homes vs. All Other
| 1979-2006 | 1979-2002 | |||||
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| All | Men | Women | All | Men | Women | |
| All places | −0.237*** | −0.1433** | −0.3142** | −0.385*** | −0.199*** | −0.512*** |
| (0.082) | (0.071) | (0.122) | (0.062) | (0.071) | (0.098) | |
| Nursing Homes | −4.688** | −4.644** | −4.725** | −5.820** | −5.892** | −5.756** |
| (2.278) | (2.267) | (2.286) | (2.439) | (2.446) | (2.437) | |
| Not Nursing Homes | 0.615** | 0.437* | 0.801** | 0.619* | 0.518** | 0.762* |
| (0.303) | (0.261) | (0.365) | (0.316) | (0.256) | (0.390) | |
| N= | 1428 | 1428 | 1428 | 1224 | 1224 | 1224 |
Notes: Dependent variable is age-adjusted log death rate for the location and gender indicated. Parameters are the estimated mortality semi-elasticity with respect to the state-year unemployment rate, with coefficients multiplied by 100. Each cell is a separate regression. The first three columns include the years 1979-2006, and the second three columns include only the years 1979-2002. Controls include state and year fixed effects, state-specific trends, demographic and education controls. Standard errors clustered at the state level. Estimates weighted by state-year population of relevant age group.
Significant at the 1 percent level.
Significant at the 5 percent level.
Significant at the 10 percent level