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Table 4 Fixed-effects estimates of logarithm of net total wealth

From: The impact of the recession on the wealth of older immigrant and native households in the United States

Regressors

Without SS wealth

With SS wealth

 

Coefficient (Robust S.E.)

F-Statistic

Coefficient (Robust S.E.)

F-Statistic

Age 56-60

0.046

 

−0.039

 
 

(0.063)

 

(0.315)

 

Age 61-65

0.188**

 

0.126

 
 

(0.088)

 

(0.415)

 

Age 66-70

0.258**

 

0.386

 
 

(0.111)

 

(0.418)

 

Age 71-80

0.274**

 

0.418

 
 

(0.135)

 

(0.421)

 

Age 81+

0.161

 

0.394

 
 

(0.172)

 

(0.534)

 

No. of HH Residents

0.023

 

0.023

 
 

(0.025)

 

(0.020)

 

No. of Children

0.028

 

0.006

 
 

(0.037)

 

(0.021)

 

Post-Recession

−0.264***

 

−0.228***

 
 

(0.036)

 

(0.025)

 

Post*Migrant HH

0.021

27.15***

0.111

41.54***

 

(0.083)

 

(0.074)

 

Post*Mixed HH

−0.119*

29.11***

−0.041

41.92***

 

(0.068)

 

(0.052)

 

Post*Male

0.005

36.20***

0.015

57.04***

 

(0.032)

 

(0.026)

 

Post*Black

0.083

27.18***

0.117***

42.50***

 

(0.065)

 

(0.042)

 

Post*Other Race

−0.048

27.35***

−0.013

40.92***

 

(0.089)

 

(0.076)

 

Post*Hispanic

−0.049

28.21***

−0.037

42.08***

 

(0.077)

 

(0.059)

 

Post*More than HS

0.029

29.91***

−0.014

44.99***

 

(0.032)

 

(0.025)

 

New England

−0.132

 

0.313

 
 

(0.256)

 

(0.201)

 

Mid Atlantic

0.146

 

0.196

 
 

(0.330)

 

(0.146)

 

East North Central

0.140

 

0.277**

 
 

(0.215)

 

(0.137)

 

West North Central

0.430

 

0.480***

 
 

(0.407)

 

(0.173)

 

East South Central

−0.104

 

0.109

 
 

(0.246)

 

(0.226)

 

West South Central

−0.017

 

0.422

 
 

(0.521)

 

(0.324)

 

Mountain

0.023

 

0.214

 
 

(0.351)

 

(0.182)

 

Pacific

0.187

 

0.191

 
 

(0.459)

 

(0.160)

 

N

9,505

 

4,875

 
  1. Notes: The regressions include a constant term. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** indicates significance at the 5% level and *** indicates significance at the 1% level. Reference categories are younger than 56 and residing in the South Atlantic region. Standard errors are robust.