Table 5.
Variable in the Hazard Model | |
---|---|
Age | 0.121 |
(0.0110) | |
Age2 | −0.000408 |
(0.000380) | |
Black | 0.334 |
(0.267) | |
Black × Age | −0.0242 |
(0.0392) | |
Black × Age2 | 0.000673 |
(0.00140) | |
Hispanic | 0.0436 |
(0.450) | |
Hispanic × Age | −0.0414 |
(0.0624) | |
Hispanic × Age2 | 0.00216 |
(0.00210) | |
Constant | −3.589 |
(0.0773) | |
Estimated Rate of Missing Deaths | |
Error Rate for White | 0.037 |
(0.00229) | |
Error Rate for Black | 0.071 |
(0.0091) | |
Error Rate for Hispanic | 0.110 |
(0.0160) | |
Observations (N × Years) | 119,007 |
Source: Authors’ calculations, National Health Interview Survey. In this regression the age variable is constructed so that Age = 1 for the youngest age in the data, which is age 72.