From: Labor market conditions and self-employment: a Denmark-Spain comparison
Age | Individual’s age, ranging from 20 to 59 |
Married | Equal to 1 for cohabiting individuals |
Univ. education | Equal to 1 for indiv. with university education |
Skilled | Equal to 1 for skilled individuals |
Child 0-2 | Equal to 1 for indiv. with children aged 0 to 2 |
Child 3-6 | Equal to 1 for indiv. with children aged 3 to 6 |
Child 7-16 | Equal to 1 for indiv. with children aged 7 to 16 |
Citizen | Equal to 1 for indiv. with Danish/Spanish citizenship |
Health | Self assessed health 1-5 (1 good and 5 bad) |
Relatives se | Equal to 1 if the there are any SE in the household |
Work income | Total labour income |
Capital income | Total capital income |
Benefits | Equal to 1 for indiv. receiving unempl. benefits |
NE | Equal to 1 if the indiv. was either unemployed or out of the |
labor force and 0 if the indiv. was wage-employed | |
WE | Equal to 1 if the indiv. was employed |
and 0 if the indiv. was unemployed or out of the labor force | |
Working hours | Number of working hours |
Job tenure | Number of years in present job, 0 if not employed |
Private sector | Equal to 1 if working in the private sector |
Hotel/Transport | Equal to 1 if working in the Hotel or Transportation sector |
Finance | Equal to 1 if working in the Finance or Business sector |
Wholesale | Equal to 1 for working in the Wholesale or Construct. sector |
Services | Equal to 1 for working in the Service sector |
Unemployment Rate | Age (five years band) and gender specific |
national unemployment rate (source: ILO) |