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Psychiatric disorders and labor market outcomes: Evidence from the National Comorbidity Survey-Replication

机译:精神疾病和劳动力市场成果:来自全国合并症调查-复制的证据

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This paper uses the National Comorbidity Survey-Replication to estimate effects of recent psychiatric disorder on employment, hours worked, and earnings. We employ methods proposed in Altonji et al. (2005a) which use selection on observable traits to provide information regarding selection along unobservable factors. Among males, disorder is associated with reductions in labor force participation and employment. When selection on observed characteristics is set equal to selection on unobserved characteristics, the magnitudes of these effects for males are 9 and 14 percentage point reductions for participation and employment, respectively. Among females, we find negative associations between disorder and labor force participation and employment, but these estimates are more sensitive to assumptions about selection. There are no effects of disorder on earnings or hours worked among employed individuals.
机译:本文使用《全国合并症调查-复制》来估计近期精神病对就业,工作时间和收入的影响。我们采用Altonji等人提出的方法。 (2005a)使用对可观察性状的选择来提供有关沿不可观察因素进行选择的信息。在男性中,疾病与劳动力参与和就业减少有关。当将对观察到的特征的选择设置为与对未观察到的特征的选择相等时,对男性的这些影响的幅度分别为参与和就业减少9个百分点和14个百分点。在女性中,我们发现疾病与劳动力参与和就业之间存在负相关关系,但这些估计对选择的假设更为敏感。就业对个人的收入或工作时间没有影响。

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