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Table 4 Estimated wage equations when the replacement rate and progressivity variable are instrumented by reform variables based on estimated Mincer wages

From: Earned income tax credits, unemployment benefits and wages: empirical evidence from Sweden

 

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

Inflation

   

.843***

.745***

.736***

.743***

.761***

.675***

    

(.048)

(.031)

(.031)

(.032)

(.031)

(.042)

Change in replacement rate

.107***

 

.201***

.215***

.246***

.241***

.241***

.239***

.181***

 

(.010)

 

(.020)

(.024)

(.019)

(.019)

(.019)

(.019)

(.019)

Change in progressivity variable

 

-.330***

-.401***

.442***

.540***

.485***

.504***

.494***

.429***

  

(.064)

(.074)

(.126)

(.155)

(.155)

(.161)

(.160)

(.155)

Change in unemployment rate

    

-.214***

-.189***

-.204***

-.165***

-.301***

     

(.059)

(.059)

(.064)

(.060)

(.064)

Dummy for earlier unemployment

    

.003***

.003***

.003***

.003***

.007***

     

(.001)

(.001)

(.001)

(.001)

(.001)

Male

   

.044

.073

.061

.064

.095*

-.160***

    

(.051)

(.053)

(.052)

(.053)

(.052)

(.059)

Age

   

-.096***

-.096***

-.247***

-.235***

-.249***

-.385***

    

(.002)

(.002)

(.015)

(.017)

(.015)

(.017)

Age squared

     

.176***

.164***

.180***

.311***

      

(.018)

(.020)

(.018)

(.021)

Payroll dummy 2007

      

-.001

  
       

(.002)

  

Payroll dummy 2009

      

.004**

  
       

(.002)

  

Controls

   

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Entrepreneurs excluded

       

Yes

 

Full-time employed

        

Yes

N

426 819

426 819

426 819

426 816

426 816

426 816

426 816

417 633

319 510

  1. Note: Dependent variable: first difference of log nominal wage. Sample period: 2006-2009. IV estimations (2SLS). Where indicated, the controls comprise educational level and type, region of birth and civil status. The constant is not reported. Robust standard errors are reported within parenthesis. ***: significant at the 1 per cent level; **: significant at the 5 per cent level; *: significant at the 10 per cent level. The coefficients and standard errors for Male and Age have been multiplied by 100, and the coefficient and standard errors for Age squared by 1002.