Table 3 Impact of Homicide Rates on Labor Outcomes for Respondents Aged 18–70 in MxFLS2—Individual Fixed Effects Comparing Same Individual in MxFLS2 and MxFLS3

	Worked Last Week	⁴√Hours Worked Last 12 Months	⁴√Hourly Earnings	⁴√Total Earnings Last 12 Months
	(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)
Panel A: Self-Employed Men
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	−0.01	0.03	−0.12^**	−0.52^*
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	[0.012]	[0.104]	[0.052]	[0.262]
Sample size	1,743	1,727	1,103	1,108
R²	0.136	0.113	0.028	0.020
Panel B: Wage-Employed Men
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	0.00	0.1	−0.04^*	−0.09
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	[0.007]	[0.062]	[0.021]	[0.137]
Sample size	4,852	4,793	3,482	3,500
R²	0.131	0.108	0.008	0.009
Panel C: Self-Employed Women
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	−0.07^**	−0.65^***	0.27	0.11
⁴√Homicide rate last 12 months	[0.028]	[0.187]	[0.542]	[0.128]
Sample size	803	803	328	328
R²	0.455	0.344	0.052	0.063
Panel D: Wage-Employed Women 12 months
⁴√Homicide rate last	−0.01	−0.09	0.01	0.27
⁴√Homicide rate last	[0.024]	[0.148]	[0.047]	[0.217]
Sample size	2,182	2,172	1,211	1,212
R²	0.354	0.327	0.031	0.023

↵Notes: All models include marital status, household composition, rural/urban, migration expectations, preferences, emotional status, presence of relatives in United States, year of interview fixed effects, quarter of interview fixed effects, and state GDP. Standard errors clustered at the MxFLS2 municipality level in brackets. *p < 0.1, **p < 0.05, ***p < 0.01.