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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Econ Ageing. 2021 Jun 2;20:100329. doi: 10.1016/j.jeoa.2021.100329

Appendix Table A3.

The First-Stage Regression of Financial Literacy on the Instrumental Variable

FinLit score

Economics class 0.220 **
(0.047)
Age −0.008 **
(0.003)
Male 0.283 **
(0.042)
White 0.204 **
(0.049)
Hispanic −0.075
(0.070)
Married 0.084
(0.045)
Education (yrs) 0.041 **
(0.009)
Good health 0.159 **
(0.052)
Non-housing wealth (/100k, 2014$) 0.011 **
(0.004)
Housing wealth (/100k, 2014$) 0.001 *
(0.000)
Live near to children −0.044
(0.045)
Frequent contact with children −0.060
(0.044)
Own stock 0.145 *
(0.057)
Has DC 0.073
(0.049)
Has DB −0.017
(0.051)
Covered by fed. Govt HI −0.058
(0.058)
Covered by priv. HI 0.122 *
(0.053)
Covered by ER HI −0.131
(0.097)
Has life insurance 0.034
(0.045)
Has long-term insurance 0.112
(0.069)

Intercept 1.461 **
(0.193)

N 1,614
R-sq 0.204

F-test, H0: beta(Economics class)=0 21.54
P value 0.000

This table presents coefficient estimates from the first-stage OLS regressions of FinLit scores on the instrumental variable, Economics class, along with all other controls. Variables are described in Appendix 1. Regressors include missing data controls; standard errors are reported in parentheses and clustered at the household level. * and ** represent statistical significance at 5% and 1% level, respectively.