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Appendices

table a1 - definitions of variables used in analysis

Note: Standard errors in parentheses with p<0.05 = *, p<0.01 = *. Based on unweighted sample from COEP93 and COEP95.

Note: Standard errors in parentheses with p<0.05 = *, p<0.01 = *. Based on unweighted sample from COEP93 and COEP95. Model 1 is for sample reporting that they do not expect return to the reference job; model 2 is for the sample reporting that they expect return to the reference job; model 3 studies the effects of eligibility for the full sample; model 4 is estimated only for those eligible for UI; and model 5 studies the effect of past claim history.

Note: Standard errors in parentheses with p<0.05 = *, p<0.01 = *. Based on unweighted sample from the COEP93 and COEP95.

ALIGN="JUSTIFY">Note: Standard errors in parentheses with p<0.05 = *, p<0.01 = *. Based on unweighted sample from COEP93 and COEP95. Model 1 is for sample reporting that they do not expect return to the reference job; model 2 is for the sample reporting that they expect return to the reference job; model 3 studies theeffects of eligibility for the full sample; model 4 is estimated only for those eligible for UI; and model 5 studies the effect of past claim history.

Note: Standard errors in parentheses with p<0.05 = *, p<0.01 = *. Based on unweighted sample from the COEP93 and COEP95.

Last Modified: 1998-11-25	Important Notices