Misperceptions of unemployment and individual labor market outcomes

Table 8 Marginal effects ordered probit, (log) wages on level of misperception of unemployment, including control for the regional unemployment rate

	Interval1	Interval2	Interval3	Interval4	Interval5	Interval6	Interval7	Interval8	Interval9	Interval10
(1)	0.00076	0.00206	0.00245	0.00131	−0.00017	−0.00095	−0.00152	−0.00150	−0.00128	−0.00116
	0.00017	0.00038	0.00048	0.00028	0.00010	0.00021	0.00031	0.00031	0.00025	0.00025
(2)	0.00073	0.00199	0.00238	0.00127	−0.00016	−0.00092	−0.00147	−0.00145	−0.00124	−0.00113
	0.00017	0.00038	0.00048	0.00028	0.00010	0.00021	0.00031	0.00031	0.00025	0.00025
(3)	0.00072	0.00198	0.00237	0.00127	−0.00016	−0.00092	−0.00147	−0.00145	−0.00123	−0.00111
	0.00017	0.00038	0.00048	0.00028	0.00010	0.00020	0.00031	0.00031	0.00025	0.00025
(4)	0.00030	0.00129	0.00198	0.00111	−0.00019	−0.00085	−0.00125	−0.00109	−0.00078	−0.00052
	0.00010	0.00035	0.00055	0.00032	0.00010	0.00025	0.00035	0.00032	0.00021	0.00016
(5)	0.00030	0.00136	0.00216	0.00119	−0.00026	−0.00096	−0.00137	−0.00115	−0.00079	−0.00049
	0.00009	0.00035	0.00057	0.00033	0.00012	0.00027	0.00037	0.00032	0.00020	0.00014

Source: Computations are based on ESS (2008). Robust standard errors are in italics. Each line (labeled from (1) to (5)) corresponds to the equivalent model specification reported in Table 7