Gender differences in earnings and labor supply in early career: evidence from Kosovo’s school-to-work transition survey

IZA Journal of Labor & Development

Table 1 The gender wage gap by age group

	All	Teenagers	Young adults
	Monthly wages
Monthly wages, unconditional	0.025	0.0624	0.0064
Monthly wages, lhours	0.0323	0.0657	0.0106
Monthly wages, lhours, education	-0.0068	0.0502	-0.0187
Monthly wages, lhours, education, human capital	-0.0113	0.0205	-0.0261
Monthly wages, lhours, education, human capital, demographics	-0.0211	-0.031	-0.0215
Monthly wages, lhours, all controls ¹	-0.0066	0.4002	-0.043
Number of observations	315	58	257
	Hourly wages
Hourly wages, unconditional	0.0624	0.0769	0.055
Hourly wages, lhours, education	0.0226	0.1006	0.0125
Hourly wages, lhours, education, human capital	0.014	0.1294	-0.0066
Hourly wages, lhours, education, human capital, demographics	-0.0153	0.1143	-0.0373
Hourly wages, lhours, all controls ¹	-0.0025	0.5201**	-0.0706
Number of observations	315	58	257

Note: * p<.1; ** p<.05; *** p<.01.
¹for a recent overview, Leuven and OosterbeekThe controls included in the last row of each group of estimates are the same as those included in the augmented wage equations in Table 4.
Source: own elaboration on the ILO School-to-work transition survey of Kosovo.