Migration and employment status during the turbulent nineties in Sweden



Table 5. Net-migrants in to/out from various labour market “careers”. * = t-values significant
at 5%-level.

1991

1993

1996

1997

Employment________

R2

.64

R2

.31

R2

.52

R2

.45

POP_____________

*

3.12

.41

1.57

*

2.03

EDHIGH_________

*

6.00

1.94

*

3.64

1.17

EDLOW_________

*

2.53

—

2.00

*

2.32

.57

LOCTURN________

.57

1.15

.51

1.42

EMP___________

—

7.94

—

3.79

*

5.42

*

6.25

AGE____________

*

-2.98

-.94

.80

-1.03

BRW__________

*

-3.42

.38

-1.43

*

-2.01

INC_______________

*

-2.93

-1.75

*

-2.36

-.69

KNOWINT________

-.27

-1.06

-1.54

.22

Unemployment______

R2

.13

R2

.19

R2

.29

R2

.36

POP_____________

-.01

2.50

1.60

1.12

EDHIGH_________

.34

1.78

1.25

-.09

EDLOW_________

.85

-.08

1.78

1.26

LOCTURN________

-.04

.28

*

2.51

.78

EMP___________

.10

.75

*

3.49

*

3.63

AGE____________

.59

—

-2.18

.37

1.33

BRW__________

.99

*

-2.02

-1.76

-.68

INC_______________

-.67

*

-2.35

-.46

-.52

KNOWINT________

—

-2.03

-.70

-.15

-.05

Studies________________

R2

.61

R2

.57

R2

.60

R2

.60

POP_____________

*

3.50

*

2.53

*

2.29

*

3.41

EDHIGH_________

*

3.48

*

4.07

*

3.18

*

2.38

EDLOW_________

1.06

-.485

*

2.16

-.04

LOCTURN________

.21

.01

1.03

1.46

EMP___________

.77

-1.36

-.24

-.62

AGE____________

—

5.95

—

3.84

*

4.80

*

5.30

BRW__________

*

-3.05

-2.20

*

-1.96

*

-3.55

INC_______________

*

-2.36

-1.75

-.21

-1.59

KNOWINT________

*

-2.47

—

-2.06

-.66

-1.82

’’Other”________________

R2

.32

R2

.41

R2

.26

R2

.11

POP_____________

1.75

.12

.25

.20

EDHIGH_________

—

2.72

—

3.55

*

2.87

.17

EDLOW_________

.98

-.03

.98

-.59

LOCTURN________

-.24

1.79

.43

1.00

EMP___________

1.71

.17

1.53

*

2.12

AGE____________

-.31

-.90

-.77

-.47

BRW__________

-1.16

.28

-.62

-.34

INC_______________

—

-4.36

—

-4.52

*

-3.54

*

-2.33

KNOWINT________

-.60

*

-3.38

-1.83

-.21

Total__________________

R2

.58

R2

.50

R2

.57

R2

.54

POP____________

*

3.75

*

2.31

*

2.75

*

2.90

EDHIGH_________

*

5.73

*

5.14

*

4.82

1.94

EDLOW_________

1.82

.39

*

2.86

.28

LOCTURN________

.22

1.46

1.78

*

1.99

EMP___________

—

5.33

1.68

*

3.97

*

4.50

AGE____________

-1.38

.45

1.88

2.23

BRW___________

—

-3.72

—

-2.03

*

-2.88

*

-3.32

INC_______________

*

-4.62

*

-4.65

*

-3.05

-1.91

KNOWINT________

-1.28

*

-2.88

*

-2.17

-.65

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