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Table 5 Regression results: controlling for compositional effects

From: Cyclicality of labour market search: a new big data approach

 

Dependent variable

\(I^{JS}\)

\(I^{F}\)

\(I^{EA}\)

SP

Constant

\(78.01{***}\)

(27.87)

\(50.75{*}\)

(28.18)

− 8.69

(24.00)

\(3.55{***}\)

(1.06)

\(GDP_{t}\)

− 0.40

(1.01)

− 1.16

(1.27)

− 1.66

(0.97)

0.12

(0.08)

\(GDP_{t-1}\)

− \(7.16{**}\)

(2.90)

− 5.54

(3.95)

0.47

(2.62)

0.02

(0.12)

\(GDP_{t-2}\)

− 3.53

(2.25)

− 3.48

(2.62)

3.05

(3.65)

− 0.02

(0.12)

\(GDP_{t-3}\)

− \(3.31{*}\)

(1.64)

\(4.09{*}\)

(2.33)

1.46

(2.48)

− \(0.24{**}\)

(0.12)

\(\theta _{t}\)

0.33

(1.54)

− 0.99

(1.63)

\(7.29{***}\)

(2.35)

\(0.36{***}\)

(0.11)

\(\theta _{t-1}\)

0.02

(1.74)

\(5.06{**}\)

(2.20)

− \(9.74{*}\)

(4.01)

− \(0.34{*}\)

(0.18)

\(\theta _{t-2}\)

0.60

(3.87)

− 2.55

(3.59)

5.24

(3.72)

0.00

(0.17)

\(\theta _{t-3}\)

− 0.70

(3.28)

− 0.82

(2.86)

− 1.63

(3.00)

− 0.02

(0.14)

trend

− 0.38

(1.02)

0.06

(1.70)

− \(2.65{**}\)

(0.97)

0.14

(0.12)

R-squared

0.7668

0.3986

0.7968

0.6271

  1. The notes of Table 4 apply. The control variables comprise the shares of high-education (college degree), low-education (neither vocational training nor high school degree), older (\(>55\) years of age), younger (≤ 25 years of age), female, and of foreign people among total inflow into unemployment