Table 7. Explaining Wages in Rural China__________________________________________________________________________ | ||||||
Dependent Variable: Log Wage | ||||||
_______All Workers_______ |
Male Workers Only |
Female Workers Only | ||||
__________1988 |
1995 |
__________1988 |
1995_________ |
_______1988 |
_______1995 | |
(1) |
(2) |
(3) |
(4) |
(5) |
(6) | |
N |
(707) |
(1143) |
(448) |
(635) |
(259) |
(508) |
Incoming Labora |
(1) 0.08 (1.36) |
0.13 (3.02)*** |
0.04 (0.55) |
0.16 (2.59)*** |
0.18 (1.84)* |
0.09 (1.62) |
Type of Workerb | ||||||
In-Migrant |
(2) -0.19 (1.29) |
-0.34 (4.20)*** |
-0.11 (0.64) |
-0.31 (2.56)** |
-0.38 (1.49) |
-0.36 (3.27)*** |
In-Commuter |
(3) -0.09 (0.73) |
-0.32 (4.13)*** |
-0.02 (0.11) |
-0.24 (2.12)** |
-0.29 (1.37) |
-0.40 (3.75)*** |
Out-Commuter |
(4) -0.19 (2.60)*** |
-0.29 (5.34)*** |
-0.12 (1.36) |
-0.23 (3.08)*** |
-0.34 (2.38)** |
-0.34 (4.46)*** |
Self-Employed |
(5) 0.52 (3.09)*** |
-0.10 (0.91) |
0.56 (2.80)*** |
0.20 (1.12) |
0.55 (1.67) |
-0.02 (0.15) |
Education, Age and Gender | ||||||
% High School Graduated |
(6) 0.31 (2.14)** |
0.30 (2.69)*** |
0.23 (1.15) |
0.23 (1.39) |
0.55 (2.32)** |
0.41 (2.70)*** |
% Middle School Graduated |
(7) 0.16 (2.02)** |
0.22 (3.47)*** |
0.18 (1.72)* |
0.27 (2.81)*** |
0.18 (1.41) |
0.20 (2.48)** |
% Under Age 25 |
(8) -0.24 (3.15)*** |
-0.14 (2.24)** |
-0.22 (2.17)** |
-0.12 (1.22) |
-0.24 (1.99)** |
-0.20 (2.46)** |
% Over Age 50 |
(9) -0.24 (1.48) |
-0.35 (2.53)** |
-0.20 (0.97) |
-0.38 (1.99)** |
-0.30 (1.10) |
-0.33 (1.61) |
Female |
(10) -0.22 (4.10)*** |
-0.28 (6.72)*** |
- |
- |
- |
- |
Employment Sectorc | ||||||
Agriculture |
(11) 0.44 (1.75)* |
0.31 (1.74)* |
0.48 (1.43) |
0.22 (0.86) |
0.44 (1.05) |
0.48 (1.95)* |
Light Industry |
(12) 0.37 (2.28)** |
0.02 (0.18) |
0.34 (1.70)* |
0.004 (0.02) |
0.54 (1.78)* |
0.005 (0.04) |
Heavy Industry |
(13) 0.39 (2.00)** |
0.03 (0.22) |
0.41 (1.81)* |
-0.06 (0.29) |
0.34 (0.82) |
0.19 (0.85) |
Mining |
(14) 0.85 (3.93)*** |
0.14 (0.90) |
0.89 (3.65)*** |
0.21 (1.03) |
0.77 (1.36) |
-0.11 (0.35) |
Construction |
(15) 0.50 (3.08)*** |
0.21 (1.95)** |
0.50 (2.63)*** |
0.24 (1.45) |
0.60 (1.77)* |
0.24 (1.57) |
Transportation |
(16) 0.27 (1.41) |
0.04 (0.37) |
0.24 (0.85) |
0.05 (0.23) |
0.43 (1.29) |
0.003 (0.03) |
Commerce |
(17) 0.43 (2.13)** |
0.12 (0.86) |
0.50 (2.12)** |
0.30 (1.46) |
0.24 (0.59) |
-0.36 (1.57) |
F-Stat on Provincial Dummies |
13.4*** |
33.9*** |
7.0*** |
17.6*** |
7.9*** |
19.4*** |
Adj. R-Squared_____________ |
___________0.27 |
0.30 |
__________0.24 |
0.26__________ |
________0.33 |
________0.33 |
Absolute value of t-stats are in parenthesis, *, **, *** indicate significance at 10, 5 and 1 percent respectively. | ||||||
a Dummy variable for villages that have in-commuters or in-migrants working in village enterprises | ||||||
b Out-migrants are left out as a base | ||||||
c Services are left out as a base |
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