Gender-Specific Shift-Share Employment Indices: By Education
| Less Than High School | High School Graduate | Any College | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A. Index 1: Time-varying group shares | |||
| Male index, less than high school | 0.044** (0.018) | ||
| Female index, less than high school | −0.031** (0.014) | ||
| Male index, high school graduate | 0.056*** (0.016) | ||
| Female index, high school graduate | −0.021 (0.017) | ||
| Male index, any college | 0.036** (0.014) | ||
| Female index, any college | −0.013 (0.019) | ||
| B. Index 2: Predicted employment growth | |||
| Male index, less than high school | 0.017*** (0.006) | ||
| Female index, less than high school | −0.011 (0.008) | ||
| Male index, high school graduate | 0.023*** (0.006) | ||
| Female index, high school graduate | −0.007 (0.007) | ||
| Male index, any college | 0.019*** (0.006) | ||
| Female index, any college | −0.002 (0.013) | ||
Source: Population estimates by education are annual averages from the Basic Monthly Current Population Survey.
Notes: N = 1,475. Dependent variable is the log of births per 1,000 women aged 16–45 in the relevant education group. Standard errors are Huber-White robust and clustered at the state level.
* p < 0.1,
↵** p < 0.05,
↵*** p < 0.01. Construction of labor demand indices is described in Section V of the text. All regressions include state and year fixed effects, state time trends and state-year level demographic controls.