Table 4.
Bivariate estimations | Univariate estimations | |||
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Variables | h : Illness | w : work | h : Illness | w : work |
(1) | (2) | (1’) | (2’) | |
h −1 | ||||
w −1 | ||||
Age | ||||
Age square | ||||
Not French + | ||||
Gender(male) | ||||
Couple | ||||
Male * Couple | ||||
Number of children | ||||
Male * Number of children | ||||
No grade | ||||
College grade | ||||
High school grade | ||||
Undergraduate studies | ||||
Ref : Graduate studies | - | - | - | - |
Male * No grade | ||||
Male * College grade | ||||
Male * High school grade | ||||
Male * Undergraduate studies | ||||
Ref : Male * Graduate studies | - | - | - | - |
Medical density | − | − | ||
Unemployment rate | − | − | ||
Intercept | ||||
Covariance matrix | , | - | ||
, | - |
Standard errors are in parenthesis. ***: Significant at 1% level, **: Significant at 5% level. *: Significant at 10% level, +: Refers to the individual’s nationality