Table 2 Equations for labor supply preferences by gender and type of household
From: Women’s and men’s responses to in-work benefits: the influence of children
Married/Cohabitated without children | Married/Cohabitated with children | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Variables | PE | SE | PE | SE |
Women | ||||
Constant | 14.502* | (1.359) | 10.608* | (1.198) |
Age/10 | -0.106 | (0.459) | 1.890 | (0.996) |
Educational level (CG: lower) | ||||
Medium (high school) | 1.729 | (1.608) | 5.277* | (1.868) |
Higher (university) | 2.780 | (1.761) | 7.950* | (2.152) |
Stockholm’s region | 0.668 | (1.543) | 0.504 | (1,382) |
Swedish born | 4.223 | (1.681) | 6.167* | (1,546) |
Number of children, 1–5 years old | −4.377* | (0.986) | ||
Men | ||||
Constant | 22.490* | (3.217) | 33.933* | (2.333) |
Age/10 | −0.642 | (0.514) | −2.067* | (0.793) |
Educational level (CG: lower) | ||||
Medium (high school) | −0.956 | (1.705) | 3.043* | (1.419) |
Higher (university) | 0.146 | (1.888) | 1.869 | (1.546) |
Stockholm’s region | −0.566 | (1.476) | 0.372 | (1.331) |
Swedish born | 2.738 | (1.738) | 5.111* | (1.261) |
Number of children, 1–5 years old | −2.551* | (0.797) | ||