Table 6.

Health equation for French women and men: average marginal effects, 2007–2010; 2011–2014

	Women 2007–2010		Men 2007–2010		Women 2011–2014		Men 2011–2014
	AME	S.E	AME	S.E	AME	S.E	AME	S.E
Dependent variable: health status
Employed	.116	.045**	.113	.042***	.177	.024***	.189	.036***
Age dummies: reference-[55, 64]
[25, 34]	.136	.023***	.228	.027***	.105	.037***	.231	.030***
[35, 44]	.072	.022***	.161	.025***	.047	.040*	.217	.035***
[45, 54]	− .008	.021†	.095	.024***	.004	.036†	.155	.038***
Education: reference-primary
Secondary education	.070	.012***	.062	.011***	.040	.023***	.050	.013***
Tertiary education	.118	.017***	.068	.015***	.067	.031***	.107	.020***
Married	.044	.009***	.006	.010†	.019	.009†	− .006	.011†
Geographical area of residence: reference-south
North	− .002	.010†	.004	.011†	.016	.011†	.013	.011*
Centre	.013	.012†	.013	.013*	− .012	.012†	.011	.012†
Caring activities: children, household members with a disability, family size
Presence of children [0, 6]	.036	.015**	− .020	.013†	.097	.015***	.008	.014†
Presence of elderly persons without disability	.041	.022*	.002	.034†	.055	.023*	− .064	.051*
Person with disability in the household	− .113	.012***	− .096	.013***	− .086	.014***	− .092	.012***
Person with strong disability in the household	− .097	.017***	− .109	.018***	− .111	.019***	− .127	.017***
Family size	.082	.009***	.043	.009***	.020	.005***	.028	.004***
Yearly dummies
2008–2012	− .031	.011***	− .024	.012*	.005	.012†	.010	.012†
2009–2013	− .031	.012*	− .030	.013*	− .003	.012†	.002	.012†
2010–2014	− .021	.012*	− .025	.014*	.009	.014†	.031	.013†
Rho	− .027	.047**	.323	.089**	− .123	.046**	.538	.207*
Observations	12,592		11,172		12,123		11,000

The AMEs statistically different from one period to the other are shown in bold

Note Average marginal effects, standard errors and significance levels: ^†p < 0.10, *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001

Source Authors’ calculations on 2007–2010 and 2011–2014 EU-SILC data