|
Marriage equation | |||||
|
ι |
CONST |
-4.3051076 |
0.55604436 |
-7.7423815 |
9.7571725e-15 |
|
2 |
AGE |
0.20807817 |
0.043255330 |
4.8104633 |
1.5058088e-06 |
|
3 |
AGESQ |
-0.50483522 |
0.079661763 |
-6.3372338 |
2.3392682e-10 |
|
4 |
INCOME |
-0.57009967 |
0.74761720 |
-0.76255557 |
0.44572849 |
|
5 |
HOURS |
17.061523 |
5.4778995 |
3.1146105 |
0.0018418798 |
|
6 |
EDU |
0.089131232 |
0.010881296 |
8.1912332 |
2.5856309e-16 |
|
7 |
Yl-I |
-3.7828244 |
12.403857 |
-0.30497163 |
0.76038776 |
|
8 |
AGE*Y1-1 |
0.35047798 |
1.1361518 |
0.30847814 |
0.75771853 |
|
9 |
AGESQ*Y1-1 |
-0.86860562 |
2.4639995 |
-0.35251859 |
0.72444938 |
|
10 |
INCOME*Y1-1 |
-0.74514310 |
41.524962 |
-0.017944462 |
0.98568316 |
|
11 |
HOURS *Y1-1 |
-18.635797 |
77.077420 |
-0.24178024 |
0.80895045 |
|
12 |
EDU*Y1-1 |
0.021238654 |
0.22577481 |
0.094070080 |
0.92505349 |
|
13 |
Y2_l |
6.7878177 |
1.3462539 |
5.0420040 |
4.6068155e-07 |
|
14 |
AGE*Y2-1 |
-0.29346610 |
0.094372375 |
-3.1096610 |
0.0018730217 |
|
15 |
AGESQ*Y2-1 |
0.65689023 |
0.16220333 |
4.0497949 |
5.1262538e-05 |
|
16 |
INCOME*Y2-1 |
0.80757461 |
2.4524051 |
0.32929902 |
0.74192969 |
|
17 |
HOURS *Y2_1 |
-29.132226 |
9.3311771 |
-3.1220312 |
0.0017960793 |
|
18 |
EDU*Y2-1 |
-0.033579455 |
0.026885961 |
-1.2489587 |
0.21168018 |
|
19 |
Y1-1*Y2-1 |
-0.34148454 |
12.674678 |
-0.026942265 |
0.97850578 |
|
20 |
AGE*Y1-1*Y2-1 |
-0.081892745 |
1.1516904 |
-0.071106561 |
0.94331295 |
|
21 |
AGESQ*Y1-1*Y2-1 |
0.33553799 |
2.4862817 |
0.13495574 |
0.89264687 |
|
22 |
INCOME*Y1-1*Y2-1 |
4.2785058 |
44.739994 |
0.095630451 |
0.92381408 |
|
23 |
HOURS *Y1-1*Y2-1 |
8.0711418 |
87.344049 |
0.092406317 |
0.92637522 |
|
24 |
EDU*Y1-1*Y2-1 |
0.046845289 |
0.23730446 |
0.19740585 |
0.84350995 |
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