From: Retirement rigidities and the gap between effective and desired labour supply by older workers
Women | Men | ||
---|---|---|---|
Male | 3.242*** | ||
(0.846) | |||
Age 61–65 | − 0.731 | 1.508 | − 1.668 |
(0.889) | (0.982) | − 1.053 | |
Age 66–70 | − 5.210*** | − 1.621 | − 0.516*** |
(1.239) | − 1.728 | (1.388) | |
Medium educ. | 0.569 | − 1.797 | 1.549 |
− 1.170 | − 1.233 | − 1.342 | |
High educ. | 2.473* | 3.403** | 1.843 |
(1.272) | (1.412) | − 1.451 | |
Self-employed | 3.326*** | 2.645** | 3.432*** |
(1.126) | (1.284) | (1.154) | |
Private sector | − 0.344 | − 0.076 | − 0.536 |
(0.973) | − 1.184 | − 1.110 | |
Net wealth | − 0.618 | − 6.881** | 2.324 |
− 2.426 | (3.143) | − 2.082 | |
Married/cohab. | − 2.760*** | − 3.158*** | − 0.016 |
(0.974) | (0.685) | − 1.632 | |
No. children | 0.754*** | 0.370 | 0.728** |
(0.267) | (0.334) | (0.314) | |
South | − 0.162 | − 23.496*** | 1.317 |
(0.982) | (4.898) | − 1.086 | |
Center | 0.510 | − 0.265 | 0.934 |
(0.962) | (0.917) | − 1.115 |