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Table 7 Propensity-matched difference-in-differences estimate of the average impact of participation on work and school attendance using the longitudinal sample

From: The effect of public employment on children’s work and school attendance: evidence from a social protection program in Argentina

 

Participants

Weighted controls

Difference

  

(Participants - Controls)

 

2001-2002

2001-2002

D-D

T-stat

  Change

Change

Estimate

Works

0.001

0.009

−0.008

1.16

Attends school

−0.017

−0.035

0.018

0.91

Male child

0.000

0.000

0.000

0.00

Child’s age

1.024

1.048

−0.024

0.50

Lives in a shantytown

−0.003

0.003

−0.006

0.30

Bathroom

0.008

−0.035

0.043

1.59

Rooms per person

0.435

0.439

−0.004

−0.23

Number of children <18 in hhld

4.212

4.042

0.170

0.91

Household head is single

0.074

0.070

0.004

0.25

Household head is married

0.471

0.484

−0.013

−0.29

Household size

7.093

6.820

0.273

1.12

Number of observations

481

164

  
  1. Notes: Sample is households with children age 10–14, in which at least one parent has applied to Jefas. Data from EPH. Estimates are weighted by household size. Bolded text is used to signify impact estimates for primary outcomes.