Table 3
Waiting Duration -Competing Risks Estimates
Time-Constant Coefficients, Two Mass-point U.H. Distribution 1 , 2
|
Variable |
Waiting Duration College Enrollment |
College Duration | |
|
Dropout |
Graduation from | ||
|
Duration of Delay |
--- |
0.297 *** |
-0.356*** |
|
(0.025) |
(0.084) | ||
|
Unemployment Rate |
0.015* |
0.015 |
-0.048*** |
|
(0.008) |
(0.012) |
(0.015) | |
|
Education of Father |
0.208** |
-0.262** |
-0.185 |
|
(0.089) |
(0.118) |
(0.143) | |
|
Education of Mother |
0.298*** |
-0.192 |
0.261 |
|
(0.106) |
(0.143) |
(0.173) | |
|
White-Collar |
0.256 *** |
-0.237*** |
0.234*** |
|
Occupation of Father |
(0.055) |
(0.084) |
(0.091) |
|
White-Collar |
0.048 |
-0.108 |
0.070 |
|
Occupation of Mother |
(0.051) |
(0.078) |
(0.083) |
|
Family Income |
-0.050** |
0.101 |
0.055 |
|
(0.057) |
(0.093) |
(0.088) | |
|
Age |
-0.096*** |
0.132*** |
-0.158** |
|
(0.034) |
(0.049) |
(0.079) | |
|
Female |
0.116*** |
-0.088 |
0.124 |
|
(0.043) |
(0.063) |
(0.076) | |
|
Hispanic |
0.481*** |
-0.251** |
-0.325** |
|
(0.071) |
(0.108) |
(0.145) | |
|
African American |
0.405*** |
-0.354*** |
-0.237* |
|
(0.066) |
(0.098) |
(0.122) | |
|
AFQT |
0.128*** |
-0.191*** |
0.147 *** |
|
(0.011) |
(0.018) |
(0.023) | |
|
No. of Siblings |
-0.254** |
0.070 |
-0.236 |
|
(0.106) |
(0.145) |
(0.200) | |
|
G.E.D. |
-0.553*** |
0.209 |
-2.459*** |
|
(0.102) |
(0.125) |
(0.633) | |
|
Public Tuition |
-0.139 |
0.521*** |
0.102 |
|
(0.086) |
(0.130) |
(0.152) | |
|
Public Tuition ×Family |
0.039 |
-0.113* |
0.014 |
|
Income |
(0.037) |
(0.062) |
(0.057) |
|
First Enroll in |
--- |
0.580*** |
-0.902*** |
|
2-Year College |
(0.069) |
(0.107) | |
|
Log-Likelihood |
-11,130.09 | ||
|
No. of Observations |
__________4944 | ||
Note :
1 Standard Errors are in parentheses. One, two, or three asterisks indicate significance at the 10, 5, or 1
percent significant level.
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