Table 7

Comparison of zero and nonzero out of work income: closure sample

Nonzero out of work income (unlogged)Zero out of work income (unlogged)
Sample 11 ≤ t* ≤ 5−0.264(0.023)***−0.314(0.022)***
t* = 1−0.424(0.021)***−0.504(0.022)***
t* = 5−0.214(0.067)***−0.252(0.060)***
Sample 21 ≤ t* ≤ 5−0.228(0.021)***−0.274(0.022)***
t* = 1−0.365(0.037)***−0.439(0.036)***
t* = 5−0.189(0.054)***−0.223(0.049)***
Sample 31 ≤ t* ≤ 5−0.214(0.022)***−0.256(0.020)***
t* = 1−0.344(0.033)***−0.419(0.031)***
t* = 5−0.142(0.051)***−0.162(0.053)***
Sample 41 ≤ t* ≤ 5−0.090(0.024)***−0.100(0.026)***
t* = 1−0.204(0.043)***− 0.241(0.050)***
t* = 5−0.047(0.059)− 0.046(0.064)
Sample 5 (reemployed at t* = 1)1 ≤ t* ≤ 5  0.067(0.033)**  0.067(0.031)**
t* = 1  0.106(0.085)  0.106(0.071)
t* = 5  0.098(0.050)**  0.098(0.046)**
Sample 5 (reemployed at t* = 2)1 ≤ t* ≤ 5  0.007(0.027)  0.012(0.033)
t* = 1  N/A  N/A
t* = 5−0.001(0.049)  0.010(0.062)
  • Notes: Number reported is the cost per year as a proportion of the income of the control group at the same point in time. Bootstrapped standard errors in parentheses. All estimates are estimated using Equation 1 on propensity score-matched treatment and control groups.