Labour force participation elasticities and the move away from a flat tax: the case of Slovakia

IZA Journal of European Labor Studies

Table 3 Marginal effects by selected subgroups

	dy/dx	Std err		dy/dx	Std err
Females, age 25–50			Males, age 25–50
Gains to work (logGTW)	0.109	0.010	Gains to work (logGTW)	0.056	0.006
Non-labour income (logNY)	−0.036	0.003	Non-labour income (logNY)	−0.025	0.002
Single females, age 25–50			Single males, age 25–50
Gains to work (logGTW)	0.123	0.012	Gains to work (logGTW)	0.085	0.010
Non-labour income (logNY)	−0.041	0.004	Non-labour income (logNY)	−0.038	0.004
Females w. child <3 years, age 25–50			Males w. child <3 years, age 25–50
Gains to work (logGTW)	0.236	0.023	Gains to work (logGTW)	0.021	0.005
Non-labour income (logNY)	−0.078	0.007	Non-labour income (logNY)	−0.010	0.002
Females, age 50+			Males, age 50+
Gains to work (logGTW)	0.108	0.010	Gains to work (logGTW)	0.080	0.009
Non-labour income (logNY)	−0.036	0.003	Non-labour income (logNY)	−0.035	0.003

Note: Probit estimates are computed using full sample, and average marginal effects are evaluated at subgroups. Bootstrapped standard errors, 5000 replications