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Table 3 Probit model of likelihood of being retired by gender and age (marginal effects and standard errors)

From: Return migration and the age profile of retirement among immigrants

 

(1)

(2)

(3)

 

Men

Log emigration rate at retirement age (Age 65)

-0.127**

-0.064

-0.094**

(0.038)

(0.041)

(0.034)

Log emigration rate * |age-65|

0.009**

  

(0.003)

  

Log emigration rate * |age-65| if age < 65

 

-0.003

 
 

(0.005)

 

Log emigration rate * |age-65| if age > 65

 

0.027**

 
 

(0.004)

 

Log emigration rate * (2 < |age-65| < 5)

  

0.023**

  

(0.007)

Log emigration rate * (|age-65| > 5)

  

0.054**

   

(0.010)

P-Value on test of symmetric age effect

 

0.000

 

Pseudo R-squared

0.599

0.605

0.600

Observations

4,055

4,055

4,055

 

Women

Log emigration rate at retirement age (Age 63)

-0.084*

-0.061

-0.053

(0.036)

(0.041)

(0.036)

Log emigration rate * |age-63|

0.007**

  

(0.002)

  

Log emigration rate * |age-63| if age < 63

 

0.003

 
 

(0.003)

 

Log emigration rate * |age-63| if age > 63

 

0.016**

 
 

(0.005)

 

Log emigration rate * (2 < |age-63| < 5)

  

0.011

  

(0.011)

Log emigration rate * (|age-63| > 5)

  

0.037**

   

(0.011)

P-Value on test of symmetric age effect

 

0.041

 

Pseudo R-squared

0.587

0.588

0.588

Observations

3,743

3,743

3,743

  1. Note: Robust standard errors in parentheses that allow for clustering for at the disaggregate country level which includes accounting for clustering of individuals across time. ** p < 0.01, * p < 0.05, + p < 0.1. All regressions include controls for individual and household characteristics and the year of observation.