Table 4 Employment by health/skills – without region effects

From: Who suffers from unemployment? The role of health and skills

	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)	(E)
Unemployment rate	−0.559^a	−0.344^b	−0.082	−0.200^c	0.033
	(0.123)	(0.146)	(0.146)	(0.116)	(0.159)
UR interacted with:
Intermediate health		−0.163^a			−0.066
		(0.043)			(0.052)
Poor health		−0.610^b			−0.409^b
		(0.254)			(0.189)
Medium cognitive ability			0.076		0.018
			(0.087)		(0.051)
Low cognitive ability			0.095		−0.056
			(0.159)		−0.208^a
Medium non-cog. ability			−0.198^a		(0.059)
			(0.071)		−0.590^a
Low non-cog. ability			−0.564^a		(0.129)
			(0.101)		−0.208^a
Secondary education				−0.098	0.100
				(0.219)	(0.225)
Primary education				−0.500	−0.129
				(0.416)	(0.451)
Observations	5,533,393

Standard errors are clustered at the regional level and are displayed in parentheses
^a1% significance, ^b5% significance and ^cindicates 10% significance

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