Table 7
Robustness Checks
|
(1) |
(2) Hours Worked |
(3) Not |
(4) Hours Worked | |
|
Panel I: Different Wife Ages | ||||
|
_________Ages 45-64_________ |
_________Ages 55-64_________ | |||
|
veteran*post |
-0.0160* |
0.7803** |
-0.0337** |
1.1243* |
|
(0.0074) |
(0.2506) |
(0.0082) |
(0.4260) | |
|
veteran |
0.0164** |
-0.5570** |
0.0310** |
-0.9898* |
|
(0.0053) |
(0.1329) |
(0.0073) |
(0.3626) | |
|
Observations |
36,762 |
36,762 |
23,314 |
23,314 |
|
Panel II: Limiting Husbands | ||||
|
Husband Not Working Full- |
Husband Not Working | |||
|
veteran*post |
-0.0353** |
1.3721** |
-0.0430** |
1.7639** |
|
(0.0057) |
(0.2106) |
(0.0095) |
(0.2712) | |
|
veteran |
0.0159** |
-0.3735** |
0.0055 |
-0.5967** |
|
(0.0048) |
(0.1142) |
(0.0080) |
(0.1939) | |
|
Observations |
23,732 |
23,774 |
12,751 |
12,827 |
|
Panel III: Additional Checks | ||||
|
Full veteran interaction |
_________No 2002_________ | |||
|
veteran*post |
-0.0200** |
0.6017* |
-0.0263** |
0.9216** |
|
(0.0070) |
(0.2296) |
(0.0059) |
(0.1562) | |
|
veteran |
--- |
--- |
0.0155** |
-0.4478** |
|
(0.0046) |
(0.1287) | |||
|
Observations |
40,477 |
40,518 |
34,537 |
34,587 |
Note: Coefficient estimates are taken from equation(l). Columns (l)and(3) report
the marginal effects from a probit regression. Theremaining columns report results
from an OLS regression. Full veteran interactions do not show a veteran main
effect because all controls are interacted with veteran. 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.
* significant at 5%; ** significant at 1%
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