From the bottom to the top: a more complete picture of the immigrant-native wage gap in Britain

Table 3 Summary statistics of analytical sample

Variable	Natives		Immigrants
	Mean	Std. Dev.	Mean	Std. Dev.
Unconditional log hourly wages:
10^th %-ile	1.56		1.54
25^th %-ile	1.86		1.83
50^th %-ile	2.16		2.23
Mean	2.24		2.28
75^th %-ile	2.62		2.70
90^th %-ile	2.98		3.13
Human capital and socio-economic characteristics
Years of full-time education	12.53	2.74	14.72	3.95
Years of potential work experience	22.98	12.33	19.35	11.72
Full-time	0.94	0.25	0.91	0.29
Living as a couple (married, partnership)	0.61	0.49	0.65	0.48
Non-white	0.02	0.13	0.46	0.50
Years since immigrated			19.60	15.68
Non-English speaking country			0.77	0.42
Industry
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing	1.50		0.72
Mining and Quarrying	0.95		0.65
Manufacturing	31.97		22.93
Electricity, Gas, Air Cond Supply	1.63		0.67
Water Supply, Sewerage, Waste	0.10		0.08
Construction	0.67		0.52
Wholesale, Retail, Repair of Vehicles	0.89		1.15
Transport and Storage	12.26		11.08
Accommodation and Food Services	3.36		10.29
Information and Communication	0.29		0.53
Financial and Insurance Activities	5.36		5.65
Real Estate Activities	11.93		15.16
Prof, Scientific, Technical Activities	0.39		0.61
Admin and Support Services	0.27		0.50
Public Admin and Defence	10.61		6.97
Education	6.69		6.84
Health and Social Work	5.58		10.62
Arts, Entertainment and Recreation	0.14		0.11
Other Service Activities	5.25		4.25
Households as Employers	0.12		0.12
Extraterritorial Organisations	0.04		0.56
Region of residence
North	0.06		0.02
North West	0.10		0.06
Yorkshire & the Humber	0.10		0.07
East Midlands	0.08		0.06
West Midlands	0.10		0.08
East	0.04		0.04
London	0.08		0.32
South East	0.21		0.22
South West	0.09		0.07
Wales	0.05		0.02
Scotland	0.10		0.05
N	301,381		26,926