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Table 10 Effects on wages—Robustness exercise

From: Living with the neighbors: the effect of Venezuelan forced migration on the labor market in Colombia

 

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

\([\text {a}]\) Migration Effect \((S_d)\)

− 0.005***

− 0.007***

− 0.006***

− 0.005***

(0.001)

(0.001)

(0.001)

(0.001)

\([\text {b}]\) Migration Effect \((S_d)\) \(\times\) High-skilled

 

0.003***

  
 

(0.001)

  

\([\text {b}]\) Migration effect \((S_d)\) \(\times\) Formal

  

0.003***

 
  

(0.001)

 

\([\text {b}]\) Migration effect \((S_d)\) \(\times\) Women

   

0.001**

   

(0.001)

P-value wild bootstrap SE—\([\text {a}]\)

[0.012]

[0.008]

[0.012]

[0.012]

\([\text {a}] + [\text {b}]\)

 

-0.004***

-0.003***

-0.004***

P-Value wild bootstrap SE—\([\text {a}] + [\text {b}]\)

 

[0.036]

[0.039]

[0.027]

Observations

1,901,208

1,901,208

1,901,208

1,901,208

R2

0.366

0.369

0.391

0.367

\([\text {a}]\) Migration effect \((T_d)\)

-0.120***

-0.158***

-0.152***

-0.127***

(0.001)

(0.016)

(0.019)

(0.005)

\([\text {b}]\) Migration effect \((T_d)\) \(\times\) High-skilled

 

0.060*

  
 

(0.022)

  

\([\text {b}]\) Migration effect \((T_d)\) \(\times\) Formal

  

0.066*

 
  

(0.027)

 

\([\text {b}]\) Migration effect \((T_d)\) \(\times\) Women

   

0.016

   

(0.012)

P-value wild bootstrap SE—\([\text {a}]\)

[0.021]

[0.061]

[0.063]

[0.012]

\([\text {a}] + [\text {b}]\)

 

-0.098***

-0.086***

-0.112***

P-value wild bootstrap SE—\([\text {a}] + [\text {b}]\)

 

[0.027]

[0.063]

[0.021]

Observations

387,434

387,434

387,434

387,434

R2

0.385

0.389

0.411

0.385

Individual Ccontrols

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Department and time FE

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Industry FE

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

2010 trade volume \(\times\) Time FE

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

  1. Robust and clustered standard errors at department level in parentheses and P-values based on wild bootstrap-t standard errors with a 6-point distribution as in Webb (2014) are in square brackets. The observations correspond to the period 2013-2019. The 2010 Trade Volume \(\times\) Time FE corresponds to the total bilateral trade between each department of Colombia in the sample and Venezuela in 2010 interacted with year-month dummy variables. For information on the specification of regressions, see footnotes to Table 2. Source: Own elaboration based on the GEIH-DANE
  2. *** Significant at 1%; ** significant at 5%; *significant at 10%