The impact of EU and Non-EU immigration on British wages

Table 5 Wage equations: all occupations and by occupational groups

Dependent variable, ln(hourly wage_kt)
	Immigrant/ native ratio)_irt-1	Robust Standard Errors	Sample Size	Adjusted R-squared
All occupations	-0.077***	[0.002]	792,333	0.484
Managers & Professionals	-0.061***	[0.003]	341,148	0.215
Skilled Production	-0.180***	[0.006]	62,045	0.223
Semi/unskilled production	-0.143***	[0.004]	76,646	0.167
Semi/unskilled services	-0.070***	[0.003]	205,587	0.189

Notes:
^a All equations are estimated using ordinary lease squares.
^b Each equation also contains age, age squared, skill controls (share of native population with degree, with completed school, still in education), region dummies, year dummies and 2-digit occupation dummies.
^c t=time (14 years, 2001-20164), the k subscript captures the fact that this is a micro regression of the wages of individuals on their personal characteristics.
Source: LFS.