Table 2 The effect of the ratio of 55–59 years old in male full-time workers in 2003 on log number of various types of employees

From: Effects of increased elderly employment on other workers’ employment and elderly’s earnings in Japan

	(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)
	Total # of employees	Full-time employees	Younger than 50	50–59 years old	60 or older	Full-time younger than 25	Female part-time 35–54 years old	Part-time 60 or older
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2002	0.065	0.034	0.133**	0.027	−0.333	0.044	−0.045	−0.091
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2002	[0.059]	[0.053]	[0.059]	[0.112]	[0.255]	[0.153]	[0.213]	[0.172]
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2004	0.013	0.052	0.04	−0.159	0.339	0.614***	−0.091	0.278
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2004	[0.045]	[0.047]	[0.044]	[0.104]	[0.299]	[0.206]	[0.199]	[0.255]
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2005	−0.083	−0.014	−0.005	−0.555***	0.817**	0.919***	−0.094	0.372
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2005	[0.070]	[0.071]	[0.082]	[0.177]	[0.338]	[0.286]	[0.226]	[0.319]
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2006	−0.189**	−0.091	−0.062	−0.912***	1.180***	1.259***	−0.26	0.751**
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2006	[0.083]	[0.084]	[0.102]	[0.239]	[0.420]	[0.329]	[0.249]	[0.367]
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2007	−0.166	0.114	0.149	−1.642***	0.953	2.173***	−0.860*	0.459
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2007	[0.161]	[0.236]	[0.209]	[0.481]	[0.695]	[0.622]	[0.485]	[0.513]
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2008	−0.347***	−0.193	−0.059	−1.883***	0.743	1.515***	−0.487	0.597
Ratio of age 55–59 in 2003 × 2008	[0.102]	[0.125]	[0.137]	[0.449]	[0.693]	[0.463]	[0.304]	[0.624]
Observations	6745	6745	6745	6745	6745	6745	6745	6745
R-squared	0.03	0.019	0.024	0.091	0.266	0.064	0.046	0.09
Number of establishments	1024	1024	1024	1024	1024	1024	1024	1024

Note: Standard errors with clustering for establishment ID are presented in brackets. *, **, *** indicate coefficients are statistically significantly different from 0 at the 10, 5, and 1 % levels, respectively. Control variables omitted from the table include industry-year dummies. Establishment fixed effects are also controlled

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