Age at immigration and high school dropouts

Table 5 Ordered logit regression for schooling, young males*

Variable	FSU immigrants 1989-1994	FSU immigrants 1989-1994
Tel Aviv	?0.2812* (0.1409)	?0.2761* (0.141)
Haifa	1.0705* (0.1592)	1.08* (0.1596)
Jerusalem	0.6785* (0.1769)	0.6853* (0.1769)
North	0.0283 (0.0902)	0.0288 (0.0903)
Center	0.2764* (0.0801)	0.2761* (0.0801)
Judea, Samaria and Gaza	0.2933 (0.1977)	0.3097 (0.1978)
Time in Israel	0.0549 (0.0473)	0.0581 (0.0474)
1992-94 Immigrant	?0.9324* (0.3776)	?0.9259* (0.3795)
Time in Israel for 1992-94 Immigrants	0.021 (0.022)	0.0206 (0.0221)
Ages at arrival 6-9	?0.3306* (0.1135)
Ages at arrival 10-13	?0.0912 (0.0815)
Ages at arrival 14-15	0.005 (0.0859)
Age at arrival		?1.3677 (1.9532)
Age at arrival²		0.2093 (0.2524)
Age at arrival³		?0.0127 (0.014)
Age at arrival⁴		0.0003 (0.0003)
Cutpoint 1	?0.3785 (1.0175)	?2.926 (5.573)
Cutpoint 2	0.806 (1.0176)	?1.7413 (5.5729)
Year Fixed Effect	Yes	Yes
Number of Observations	4,119	4,119
Log Likelihood	?4058.2033	?4057.4067
Pseudo R²	0.0324	0.0326

*Ages at arrival 6-18. Aged 25+ in the survey year. Conditional on not studying at the time of the survey.
Dropped observations: Institutions and Bedouins, people with schooling over 30 or with missing schooling.
Omitted categories: South, Year 2011, Ages at arrival 16-18. Comparison group: HSD (0-11 years).
Standard errors appear in parentheses. *Significant at 5% level. **Significant at 10% level.
Source: CBS Labor Force Surveys 1996-2011.