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Table 4 Logit regression results, Pr (Exit from unemployment), UI INELIGIBLE, marginal effects of 10 additional UI weeks

From: Recent extensions of U.S. unemployment benefits: search responses in alternative labor market states

 

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Panel A: Single UI weeks variable

 

2007-11

2000-04

UI variables

        

Potential benefit duration (PBD)

0.000573 (0.00486)

0.000943 (0.00505)

0.00105 (0.00480)

0.00446 (0.00597)

0.00313 (0.00728)

0.00243 (0.00689)

0.000739 (0.00718)

0.00327 (0.00719)

 

Panel B: Separate effects of UI weeks for unemployment duration >= or < 26 weeks

 

2007-11

2000-04

PBD (dur >=26)

−0.00578 (0.00499)

−0.00445 (0.00520)

−0.00102 (0.00482)

0.00220 (0.00633)

0.02l6** (0.00825)

0.0l76* (0.00781)

−0.000962 (0.00953)

0.00101 (0.00945)

PBD (dur<26)

0.00631 (0.00504)

0.00574 (0.00514)

0.00259 (0.00498)

0.00601 (0.00589)

0.00905 (0.00815)

0.00732 (0.00767)

0.00122 (0.00705)

0.00393 (0.00706)

Additional controls:

        

State/time

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Individual characteristics

N

Y

Y

Y

N

Y

Y

Y

Unemployment duration

N

N

Y

Y

N

N

Y

Y

State unemp. & emp. growth (cubics)

N

N

N

Y

N

N

N

Y

Observations

50,141

50,141

50,141

50,141

40,129

40,129

40,129

40,129

  1. Standard errors in parentheses (clustered by state). **p<0.01, *p<0.05.
  2. Notes: Numbers are transformed logit coefficients, expressed as marginal effects on the probability of observing an unemployment exit. See text for the complete list of additional controls.
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