Tributes to Ann Harding
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as: ; 2023; Tributes to Ann Harding; International Journal of Microsimulation; 16(2); I-XIX.
doi: 10.34196/ijm.00279
Tables
Table 1
Components of the behavioural equations of the HARDING model
| Event | Variables used to Determine Event |
|---|---|
| Mortality | Age, sex, education status |
| Disability status | Age, sex |
| Pre school | Age, sex |
| Primary & secondary | Sector, age, sex and parental SEG. |
| Leaving school | Age, sex, school sector and parental SEG |
| Tertiary Enrolment | Age finished secondary school, sex, parent's education |
| Graduate school | Race, sex, parents education |
| Fertility | Age, marital status and parity (for married women only) |
| Marriage & remarriage | Age, sex |
| Matching spouses | Age, education (male initialising) |
| Cohabitation | Age, sex (distribution same as marriage) |
| Divorce | Age, sex |
| Labour Force Participation | Age, employment status, education, marital status and age of youngest child (women) |
| Self employed | Age, education and husband's self employment status (women) |
| Hours in the labour force | Education, age, employment status (FT or PT), self-employment status (men) marital status and age of youngest child (women) |
| Unemployment | Age, unemployed the previous year, education, sex, duration of previous unemployment |
| % of year unemployed | Age, sex, education, % of year in labour force year |
| Employee and self employed earnings | Age, education, invalidity status, number of hours worked, ability and personal qualities and also a stochastic error term |
| Investment income | Age, sex, education, earnings, disability status, self-employment status and labour force status |
| Transfers | Major cash transfers |
| Taxes | Federal income taxes and medicare levy |
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Source: Harding, 1993a.
Table 2
Components of the behavioural equations of the DYNAMOD models
| Event | Variables used to Determine Event |
|---|---|
| Demographic | Models vary over time |
| Mortality | Age, sex |
| First cohabitation | Educational participation, pregnancy, year of birth |
| Termination of first cohabitation | Age at entry to union, completed university degree, live birth during union, employment status |
| Termination of second or subs cohabitation | Partner LT unemployed, live birth during union |
| First marriage | Educational participation, highest educational status, FT employment and age 15-17, pre-marital pregnancy, currently cohabiting, age, currently cohabiting and pregnant |
| Dissolution of first marriage | Year of birth, age at first marriage, husband’s age at marriage, husband previously married, cohabited 1-6 months, pre-marital birth, employment status, husband unemployed for 6+ months, year of birth, marriage duration |
| Time between first marriage and cohabitation | Year of birth, pregnant, no. of children at end of previous marriage, duration since separation, employment status |
| Time from end of marriage to the next | Number of children at end of previous marriage, currently cohabiting, duration since marriage ended |
| Dissolution of second and subsequent marriages | Highest ed. Qualification, cohabited before marriage, employment status |
| Divorce after separation | Duration of separation |
| Matching of partner | Age, education level, employment status |
| Pre-marital birth | Education participation, education level, employment status, age |
| First birth after entry to marital union | Education participation, employment status, age, duration since first marital union |
| Second and subs birth after entry to marital union | Parity, ed. participation, highest level, age, duration since last birth, employment status |
| Leaving Home | |
| Education | |
| Labour market transitions | Sex, age, marital status, occupational status, sector, labour force status, unemployment rates, average earnings, replacement ratio |
| Earnings | |
| Employment status of students | |
| Earnings of students | |
| Hours Worked |
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Note: The types of transitions are included even if documentation is not available at the time of this literature survey. Details of forthcoming documentation are recorded in King et al. (1999)
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