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Table 6 Share of the unemployed stating to have LLSI in 2007 and 2011 (percent)

From: Unemployment and health selection in diverging economic conditions: Compositional changes? Evidence from 28 European countries

 

2007

2011

A. Crisis

  

 Estonia

24.86 (N = 366)

24.14 (N = 642)

 Greece

10.34 (N = 619)

8.24 (N = 1457)

 Ireland

18.45 (N = 401)

12.01*** (N = 841)

 Latvia

24.88 (N = 410)

22.10 (N = 1575)

 Lithuania

19.42 (N = 417)

12.31*** (N = 804)

 Spain

14.16 (N = 1773)

10.63*** (N = 3461)

B. Mild crisis

  

 Bulgaria

1.32 (N = 1367)

5.97*** (N = 1575)

 Cyprus

13.08 (N = 214)

14.43 (N = 485)

 Denmark

30.08 (N = 133)

22.63 (N = 190)

 Hungary

16.74 (N = 890)

17.83 (N = 1879)

 Iceland

8.33 (N = 24)

13.74 (N = 131)

 Portugal

21.88 (N = 544)

20.89 (N = 962)

 Slovenia

25.50 (N = 549)

30.30* (N = 726)

 U.K.

19.41 (N = 273)

20.26 (N = 454)

C. Small increase

  

 Czech Republic

21.68 (N = 655)

22.05 (N = 567)

 France

17.67 (N = 1058)

18.99 (N = 1153)

 Italy

7.74 (N = 2132)

13.05*** (N = 2750)

 Slovakia

13.85 (N = 686)

19.52*** (N = 835)

 Sweden

24.34 (N = 189)

23.55 (N = 259)

D. No crisis

  

 Austria

23.43 (N = 431)

35.89*** (N = 443)

 Belgium

22.79 (N = 768)

24.35 (N = 694)

 Finland

26.23 (N = 469)

27.36 (N = 541)

 Germany

30.17 (N = 1442)

36.49*** (N = 1055)

 Luxembourg

14.97 (N = 334)

18.51 (N = 443)

 Netherlands

32.11 (N = 109)

28.02 (N = 182)

 Norway

18.81 (N = 101)

27.38 (N = 84)

 Poland

11.99 (N = 2528)

12.26 (N = 1843)

 Romania

6.57 (N = 563)

8.18 (N = 391)

  1. Notes
  2. T-test on the difference between 2007 and 2011
  3. Significance levels: *** = 0.01 ** = 0.05 * = 0.1 NS/(empty) = > 0.1
  4. Number of observations in parentheses