Table 1

Separations and Recruits Elasticities to Firm Component of Wage Using AKM

WageFirm FE
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
All separations-0.282-0.51-0.622-1.342-1.448
(0.005)(0.01)(0.015)(0.085)(0.095)
E-E separations-0.317-0.533-0.753-1.677-1.811
(0.007)(0.013)(0.023)(0.127)(0.141)
E-N separations-0.291-0.422-0.578-1.209-1.303
(0.005)(0.01)(0.014)(0.075)(0.085)
E-E recruits0.2660.1270.0670.4130.438
(0.022)(0.031)(0.017)(0.059)(0.064)
Pct. EE-recruits0.470.470.4640.4640.465
Labor supply elasticity0.3550.8791.3452.692.912
(0.024)(0.037)(0.039)(0.199)(0.221)
Obs. (millions)7.3487.34869.07269.07268.553
Log hourly wageYYYY
Hazard spec.YY
Firm FEYY
Split sampleY
F-statistic9,792
  • Notes: The unit of observation for the hazard specifications is an employment spell and for the linear specifications are both worker–quarter record. The Column 1 regressor is log quarterly wage. Elasticities are reported in each cell for the linear specifications, by dividing the regression coefficient by the corresponding sample mean of the outcome. Pct. E-E recruits indicates the average proportion of hires from employment. The first-stage F-statistic is given for the Row 1 regression. Firm fixed effects are censored at the 2.5 percent tails of the firm FE distribution. Standard errors are shown in parentheses.