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Table 8 Sensitivity test: Results from OLS regression of unemployment, by bad/fair health and covariates

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

 

2007

2011

A. Crisis

  

 Estonia

0.015*** (0.004)

0.030*** (0.007)

 Greece

0.012** (0.005)

0.016** (0.007)

 Ireland

0.004 (0.005)

0.009 (0.009)

 Latvia

0.022*** (0.005)

0.032*** (0.007)

 Lithuania

0.012** (0.005)

0.029*** (0.007)

 Spain

0.021*** (0.003)

0.014** (0.005)

B. Mild crisis

  

 Bulgaria

0.033** (0.009)

0.024*** (0.006)

 Cyprus

0.010** (0.005)

0.009 (0.006)

 Denmark

0.024*** (0.005)

0.027*** (0.006)

 Hungary

0.012** (0.004)

0.038*** (0.004)

 Iceland

0.016*** (0.004)

0.001 (0.009)

 Portugal

0.017** (0.006)

0.030*** (0.006)

 Slovenia

0.034*** (0.006)

0.047*** (0.007)

 U.K.

0.005* (0.003)

0.010** (0.003)

C. Small increase

  

 Czech Republic

0.030*** (0.004)

0.022*** (0.004)

 France

0.018*** (0.004)

0.018*** (0.004)

 Italy

0.013*** (0.002)

0.024*** (0.003)

 Slovakia

0.013** (0.005)

0.025*** (0.005)

 Sweden

0.023*** (0.005)

0.031*** (0.006)

D. No crisis

  

 Austria

0.040*** (0.004)

0.051*** (0.004)

 Belgium

0.053*** (0.005)

0.042*** (0.006)

 Finland

0.031*** (0.006)

0.033*** (0.006)

 Germany

0.045*** (0.003)

0.045*** (0.003)

 Luxembourg

0.034*** (0.006)

0.031*** (0.004)

 Norway

0.010** (0.004)

0.018*** (0.005)

 Netherlands

0.009*** (0.003)

0.010** (0.003)

 Poland

0.008** (0.004)

0.016*** (0.004)

 Romania

0.003 (0.004)

0.002 (0.003)

  1. Significance level
  2. *** = 0.01 ** = 0.05 * = 0.1 NS/(empty) = > 0.1
  3. Covariates
  4. Gender dummy, marital status dummy, two educational level dummies, and five age dummies (ref.: 36–45 years)
  5. Only bad/fair health coefficients shown. Full models available on request