Table 3 Canadian and foreign experience (model 3)

From: Prior host-country work experience and immigrant labor market outcomes: evidence from Canada

	Male		Female
	Estimate	Std. error	Estimate	Std. error
Prefil	−0.091**	0.030	0.115***	0.028
Prefil*cexp	−0.012*	0.005	−0.042***	0.006
Prefil*cexp ²	0.001***	0.000	0.002***	0.000
Prefil*fexp	0.054***	0.009	0.014**	0.006
Prefil*fexp ²	−0.000	0.000	0.000	0.000
Prefilcexpfexp	−0.002***	0.000	−0.000	0.000
Prefil*hsorless	−0.464***	0.022	−0.350***	0.038
Prefil*someps	−0.290***	0.016	−0.232***	0.037
Cexp	0.095***	0.003	0.084***	0.003
Cexp ²	−0.003***	0.000	−0.002***	0.000
Fexp	−0.019***	0.002	0.003	0.002
Fexp ²	0.000*	0.000	−0.000***	0.000
Cexp*fexp	−0.001***	0.000	−0.001***	0.000
Cexp*9092	0.004*	0.002	0.006***	0.001
Cexp*9396	0.003**	0.001	0.010**	0.004
Cexp*9799	0.000	0.001	0.006**	0.002
Cexp*0003	0.026***	0.001	0.033***	0.003
Cexp*0407	0.039***	0.004	0.051***	0.007
Cexp*0809	0.080***	0.013	0.093***	0.016
Fexp*9092	−0.002***	0.001	−0.002**	0.001
Fexp*9396	−0.010***	0.001	−0.011***	0.001
Fexp*9799	−0.013***	0.001	−0.015***	0.001
Fexp*0003	−0.010***	0.002	−0.006**	0.002
Fexp*0407	−0.008**	0.003	−0.002	0.003
Fexp*0809	−0.003	0.004	−0.004	0.003
Hsorless	−0.182***	0.025	−0.254***	0.027
Someps	−0.136***	0.020	−0.157***	0.014
N	4,225,855		1,693,520
R ²	0.158		0.122

Notes: The dependant variable is the log of real earnings. The regression includes all the control variables in the conditional regression presented in Table 2. Standard errors are clustered by province of residence ***, **, *Significant at 0.01, 0.05, and 0.10 levels, respectively

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