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Table A.8: Pooled wage regression, OLS<br />

(1) (2) (3) (4)<br />

Coef. (S.E) Coef. (S.E) Coef. (S.E) Coef. (S.E)<br />

Female -0.128* (0.001) -0.143* (0.001) -0.141* (0.001) -0.136* (0.001)<br />

Medium-skilled 0.182* (0.002) 0.134* (0.002) 0.131* (0.002) 0.129* (0.002)<br />

High-skilled 0.461* (0.002) 0.405* (0.002) 0.415* (0.002) 0.416* (0.002)<br />

FT exp 0.005* (0.000) 0.006* (0.000) 0.006* (0.000)<br />

FT exp 2 (x100) -0.002* (0.000) -0.003* (0.000) -0.002* (0.000)<br />

Non-empl. spell -0.078* (0.001) -0.064* (0.001) -0.049* (0.001)<br />

Occ. change 0.011* (0.001) 0.016* (0.001)<br />

Firm change -0.085* (0.001) -0.098* (0.001)<br />

Interaction with female dummy<br />

Non-empl. spell -0.057* (0.002)<br />

Occ. change -0.013* (0.002)<br />

Firm change -0.035* (0.002)<br />

No. of obs. 497,183 497,183 497,183 497,183<br />

Source: Author’s calculations, based on LIAB 1993-2007.<br />

Note: Dependent variable is <strong>the</strong> log real daily wage. All regressions include <strong>the</strong> year dummies as<br />

well as <strong>the</strong> covariates as indicated. *: statistically significant at least at <strong>the</strong> 5%-level.<br />

Table A.9: <strong>Wage</strong> regression, fixed effects models<br />

(1) (2) (3) (4)<br />

Coef. (S.E) Coef. (S.E) Coef. (S.E) Coef. (S.E)<br />

OLS -0.128* (0.001) -0.143* (0.001) -0.141* (0.001) -0.136* (0.001)<br />

Industry FE -0.085* (0.001) -0.098* (0.001) -0.098* (0.001) -0.089* (0.001)<br />

Occupation FE -0.083* (0.001) -0.093* (0.001) -0.092* (0.001) -0.083* (0.001)<br />

Establishment FE -0.064* (0.001) -0.074* (0.001) -0.075* (0.001) -0.068* (0.001)<br />

Job-cell FE -0.051* (0.001) -0.059* (0.001) -0.060* (0.001) -0.052* (0.001)<br />

Source: Author’s calculations, based on LIAB 1993-2007.<br />

Note: Dependent variable is <strong>the</strong> log real daily wage. Each cell corresponds to a different regression.<br />

Numbers shown are <strong>the</strong> coefficients on <strong>the</strong> female dummy variable which result from estimating <strong>the</strong><br />

different specifications displayed in Table A.8. *: statistically significant at least at <strong>the</strong> 5%-level.<br />

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