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Table 7 Desired working hours, workers aged 31–50

From: Retirement rigidities and the gap between effective and desired labour supply by older workers

 

All

Women

Men

Male

2.423***

  

(0.288)

  

Hours worked

0.416***

0.481***

0.341***

(0.021)

(0.029)

(0.032)

Wage

0.029

− 0.032

0.033

(0.027)

(0.062)

(0.028)

Age 36–40

0.223

1.117*

− 0.655

(0.388)

(0.605)

(0.495)

Age 41–45

0.837**

1.268**

0.125

(0.383)

(0.557)

(0.518)

Age 46–50

0.201

0.568

− 0.551

(0.378)

(0.577)

(0.498)

Medium educ.

0.534*

0.194

0.828**

(0.316)

(0.512)

(0.383)

High educ.

− 1.239***

− 1.002*

− 1.382***

(0.332)

(0.540)

(0.406)

Self-employed

0.173

− 0.163

0.732

(0.390)

(0.628)

(0.499)

Private sector

0.885***

0.531

1.105***

(0.306)

(0.448)

(0.417)

Net wealth

0.497

0.192

1.011

(1.164)

(1.044)

(1.828)

Married/cohab.

− 1.306***

− 1.159

− 0.676

(0.454)

(0.943)

(0.605)

No. children

0.017

− 0.145

0.164

(0.094)

(0.143)

(0.118)

Working partner

0.347

− 0.214

0.541

(0.348)

(0.880)

(0.389)

South

− 0.052

0.585

− 0.480

(0.340)

(0.527)

(0.430)

Center

− 0.085

− 0.103

0.022

(0.299)

(0.464)

(0.378)

Constant

18.608***

17.187***

23.581***

(0.897)

(1.441)

(1.367)

  1. Notes: Observations: 2612 (1053 women and 1559 men). Estimated coefficients are reported. Standard errors (in round brackets) are robust to heteroskedasticity. Dependent variable: desired work
  2. p < 0.1; p < 0.05; p < 0.01