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Table 4 Estimated utility function by gender and household type

From: Women’s and men’s responses to in-work benefits: the influence of children

 

Household without children

Household with children

Utility parameters

 

P.E.

S.E.

  

P.E.

S.E.

 

α w

 

−4.681*

1.494

  

−5.317*

0.131

 

α m

 

−2.909

8.248

  

−4.468*

0.598

 

α y

 

5.359*

1.623

  

2.395*

0.153

 

α wy

 

−0.775*

0.389

  

−0.135*

0.059

 

α my

 

−0.875*

0.369

  

−0.134*

0.033

 

α wm

 

2.272*

0.573

  

−0.053

0.073

 

ϕ (Stigma effect)

 

−48.66*

4.330

  

−38.87*

2.356

 
 

Men

Women

Men

Women

Fixed cost

P.E.

S.E.

P.E.

S.E.

P.E.

S.E.

P.E.

S.E.

γ 1(FC, H {12, 27})

−25.957*

2.672

−19.884*

1.416

−17,125*

1.938

−18.742*

1.248

γ 2(FC, H {35})

−16.424*

1.154

−7.911*

2.582

−3,347*

0.837

−1.531*

0.227

γ 3(FC, H {38})

−12.823*

3.134

15.883*

2.928

−3,178*

0.227

14.595*

2.582

γ 4(FC, H {41})

1.424

6.763

3.244

3.009

13,614*

0.490

5.238*

2.653

γ 5(Fc, H {50})

−23.739*

4.536

−1.920

3.063

−4,901*

0.329

8.027*

2.700

Number of households

 

1648

  

2102

 

Log-likelihood/n

 

−3,848

  

−3,805

 

Covariance matrix of unobservables

      
 

η m

η w

ε m

ε w

η m

η w

ε m

ε w

η m

139.60*

−0.096

0.108*

0.014

114.91*

0.507*

0.103*

−0.001

η w

 

134.86*

−0.001

−0.011

 

189.12*

0.021

0.001

ε m

  

0.159*

0.195*

  

0.145*

0.144*

ε w

   

0.079*

   

0.092*

  1. Note. *Significant at the 5% level. P.E. stands for parameter estimate. S.E. stands for standard error