Table 5
Results by Wife's Health Insurance Receipt
Wife Had Employer-Provided Health |
Wife Without Employer-Provided Health | |||
______________(1) |
_______________(2) |
________________(3) |
________________(4)_____________ | |
_____________________Panel I: |
Work outcomes_____ | |||
Not Working |
_________Part Time |
__ Not Working |
__________Part Time________ | |
veteran*post |
-0.0216** |
0.0181* |
-0.0140 |
-0.0407** |
(0.0062) |
(0.0076) |
(0.0089) |
(0.0151) | |
veteran |
0.0249** |
-0.0147* |
0.0152* |
0.0103 |
(0.0035) |
(0.0058) |
(0.0063) |
(0.0120) | |
Sig different? |
Yes |
Yes | ||
Observations________ |
___________14,063 |
____________11,044 |
___________26,532 |
____________11,465__________ |
____________________Panel II: |
Hours Outcomes_____ | |||
Hrs Worked |
_____Hrs Worked|hrs>0 |
__ Hrs Worked |
_____Hrs Worked|hrs>0 | |
veteran*post |
0.3765 |
-0.5850* |
0.7653** |
1.0810* |
(0.3853) |
(0.2279) |
(0.2487) |
(0.4673) | |
veteran |
-0.5319+ |
0.4188* |
-0.5718** |
-0.4936 |
(0.2922) |
(0.1811) |
(0.1349) |
(0.3564) | |
Yes |
Yes | |||
Observations________ |
___________14,129 |
____________11,083 |
___________26,573 |
____________10,791__________ |
__________________Panel III: |
Earnings Outcomes | |||
Earnings |
_________ln(Earnings) |
__ Earnings |
_________ln(Earnings)_______ | |
veteran*post |
3.1239 |
-0.0300 |
0.2210 |
0.2244** |
(5.6723) |
(0.0245) |
(3.1185) |
(0.0521) | |
veteran |
0.5759 |
0.0699** |
2.4344 |
-0.0892* |
(4.2682) |
(0.0174) |
(1.5601) |
(0.0357) | |
No |
Yes | |||
Observations |
___________3,420 |
___________2,660 |
____________6,396 |
____________2,099__________ |
Note: Coefficient estimates are taken from equation (1). Panel I reports the marginal effects from a probit
regression. PanelsllandllreportresultsfromanOLS regression. Eamingsarein 1982-1984 dollars using the
BLS CPI inflator. Regressions include race, and a full set of state, year, age, and education dummies and a
constant. Robust standard errors in parentheses are clustered on veteran and year.
* Significantat 5%; ** Significantat 1%
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