Figure 3:

Predicted Proportion of Men and Women Working Pre- and Post-Birth by Occupation Share 40+ Weekly Work Hour Workers and Wage Returns to Weekly Work Hours

Notes: Predictions from fixed effects linear probability models (shown in Table 2). Flexible occupations are defined as one standard deviation below the occupation mean in the share of 40+ weekly work hour workers (0.61), and one standard deviation below the work hours wage premium occupation mean (0.67). Inflexible occupations are defined as one standard deviation above the mean in the share of 40+ weekly work hour workers (0.95), and one standard deviation above the work hours wage premium mean (1.07).

Source: SIPP 2004 and 2008 panels.