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Table 11 Sample size for the heterogeneous test (Table 8)

From: First fired, first hired? Business cycles and immigrant labor market transitions

 

Employment to unemployment

Unemployment to employment

Number of observations

Gender

 Male

4,518,334

208,658

 Female

4,104,000

161,486

Age

 20–30

1,897,511

119,724

 31–40

2,189,050

89,352

 41–50

2,403,867

86,748

 51–60

1,779,853

62,654

 > 61

352,053

11,666

Race

 White

6,500,175

233,194

 Black

715,698

58,526

 Hispanic

860,870

52,887

 Asian

352,314

11,985

 Other

159,414

12,621

Education

 No more than high school

3,281,917

197,145

 Some college but no degree

2,567,830

105,542

 Bachelor’s degree

1,838,989

49,652

 Master’s degree and above

933,598

17,805

Region

 Northeast

1,811,611

76,021

 Midwest

2,154,460

85,826

 South

2,549,079

108,192

 West

2,107,184

100,105

Industry

 Agriculture

157,559

7024

 Mining

58,226

2467

 Construction

614,755

52,109

 Manufacturing

1,082,244

51,698

 Wholesale and retail trade

1,193,066

53,158

 Transportation and utilities

467,142

16,317

 Information

205,315

9022

 Financial activities

610,264

17,869

 Professional and business services

877,944

47,388

 Educational and health services

1,902,948

47,721

 Leisure and hospitality

607,460

40,012

 Other services

397,613

15,451

 Public administration

447,798

8544

Occupational Sector

 Government

1,365,493

29,559

 Private

6,280,986

322,772

 Self-employed

970,124

17,646

 Without pay

5731

167