13(30)
Continuation Table 1.
Mean
Median Std dev. Min.
Max.
Daughters:
Age in 2008
34.05
34.00
1.40
32
36
Labour income
149 281 143 759 90 796
0
2 568 012
Days with s.b.
18.44
0.33
42.99
0
365
Days with d.p.
11.45
0.00
57.57
0
365
Days with s.b. and d.p.
29.52
1.00
75.02
0
365
Share having days with
s.b. and d.p.>365 days
0.01
0.00
0.11
0
1
Share having days with
s.b. and d.p.>0
0.52
1.00
0.50
0
1
Share without labour
income
0.03
0.00
0.18
0
1
Mothers:
Age in 1991
43.56
43.00
4.90
28
65
Labour income
77 363
78 181 46 155
0
564 730
Days with s.b.
14.05
0.00
40.08
0
365
Days with d.p.
8.89
0.00
48.01
0
365
Days with s.b. and d.p.
22.39
0.00
66.39
0
365
Share having days with
s.b. and d.p.>365 days
0.01
0.00
0.09
0
1
Share having days with
s.b. and d.p.>0
0.44
0.00
0.50
0
1
Share without labour
income
0.04
0.00
0.19
0
1
Fathers:
Age in 1991
46.16
46.00
5.35
29
65
Labour income
135 702 135 253 83 444
0
2 083 013
Days with s.b.
10.76
0.00
34.99
0
365
Days with d.p.
8.68
0.00
48.26
0
365
Days with s.b. and d.p.
18.96
0.00
63.31
0
365
Share having days with
s.b. and d.p.>365 days
0.01
0.00
0.08
0
1
Share having days with
s.b. and d.p.>0
0.36
0.00
0.48
0
1
Share without labour
income
0.05
0.00
0.21
0
1
Note: ―s.b.‖ is sickness benefit and ―d.p.‖ is disability pension. Labour income is
in 1980-year prices and also includes those with zero income for one or several
years. ―Share having days with s.b. and d.p.>365 days‖ is from a dummy variable
indicating whether the individual’s total number of days with sickness benefits and
disability pension increases over 365 days per year, which could be the case if the
individual has both benefits on a part-time basis.
