Table 11 Wage earnings regression on individuals with registration in higher
studies.
Dependent variable: Log annual wage earnings in 2002.
|
Males |
Females | |||
|
1 year |
.084** |
-- |
.126 * |
-- |
|
(.0388) |
(.0667) | |||
|
2 years |
.168*** |
-- |
- .081 |
-- |
|
(.0376) |
(.0568) | |||
|
3 years |
.232*** |
-- |
.057 |
-- |
|
(.0385) |
(.0577) | |||
|
4 years |
.283*** |
-- |
.227 *** |
-- |
|
(.0395) |
(.0634) | |||
|
5 years |
.462*** |
-- |
.223 |
-- |
|
(.1050) |
(.1450) | |||
|
Post-graduate |
.194*** |
-- |
.243 * |
-- |
|
(.0722) |
(.1405) | |||
|
AE + less than 1 yr |
- .098* |
- .152*** |
- .039 |
- .125* |
|
(.0518) |
(.0501) |
(.0716) |
(.0665) | |
|
AE + 1 year |
- .095** |
- .132*** |
- .168 ** |
- .188*** |
|
(.0442) |
(.0397) |
(.0692) |
(.0595) | |
|
AE + 2 years |
- .071 |
- .058 |
- .020 |
- .070 |
|
(.0447) |
(.0406) |
(.0480) |
(.0443) | |
|
AE + 3 years |
- .052 |
.027 |
- .022 |
.014 |
|
(.0338) |
(.0314) |
(.0360) |
(.0336) | |
|
AE + 4 years |
- .005 |
.066* |
- .035 |
.012 |
|
(.0419) |
(.0394) |
(.0607) |
(.0570) | |
|
AE + 5 years |
- .051 |
- .027 |
.242 |
.215 |
|
(.1679) |
(.1605) |
(.2448) |
(.2493) | |
|
Grade point average |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
|
244 study categories |
No |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
|
N |
7511 |
7631 |
9025 |
9088 |
|
Adj R2 ___________ |
.073 |
.147 |
.047 |
.086 |
Note I: ***Significant at the 1 % level. **at the 5 % level *at the 10 % level.
Note II: Explanatory variables; dummies of foreign born, father’s and mother’s education, chil-
dren living at home in 1999, transfers received in 1999 from UI, sick-leave, pensions, study grants
and year of exam 1991-1999.
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