Table 9.

Heterogeneity by Gender: Labor-Market Outcomes

FormalCasualDaysMonthly
EmployedcontractworkerworkedHoursWagesearnings
Panel A: Main effects by gender
 Treatment0.19**0.20**−0.21**4.48*8.49*−0.3126.61*
(0.09)(0.08)(0.10)(2.41)(4.78)(0.97)(16.04)
 Female1.26***0.31−0.5123.88**48.76**−7.65102.82
(0.45)(0.40)(0.48)(11.59)(23.03)(4.68)(77.26)
 Female × Treatment−0.19−0.130.09−3.25−5.73−0.03−43.09**
(0.12)(0.10)(0.12)(2.97)(5.89)(1.20)(19.77)
Observations653653653651650650650
Panel B: Social treatment by gender
 Treatment0.20*0.10−0.21*3.276.70−1.6810.79
(0.10)(0.09)(0.12)(2.65)(5.27)(1.37)(19.91)
 Female1.14**0.18−0.6319.4139.98−12.46*79.36
(0.53)(0.47)(0.60)(13.41)(26.65)(6.94)(100.65)
 Female × Treatment−0.23*−0.060.08−4.22−6.081.12−28.48
(0.13)(0.12)(0.15)(3.28)(6.52)(1.70)(24.63)
Observations429429429429428428428
Panel C: Technical treatment by gender
 Treatment0.18*0.28***−0.22**5.62**9.53*1.1640.81**
(0.11)(0.09)(0.11)(2.71)(5.38)(0.81)(16.78)
 Female1.56***0.07−0.2829.44**54.60*4.44231.13**
(0.56)(0.49)(0.61)(14.58)(28.98)(4.36)(90.31)
 Female × Treatment−0.14−0.160.11−2.10−4.19−1.36−54.00***
(0.13)(0.11)(0.14)(3.36)(6.69)(1.01)(20.84)
Observations432432432430430430430
Controls
Baseline demographicsYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Course/stratification FEYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Pre-treatment outcomeYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Days from graduationYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
FormalCasualDaysMonthly
EmployedcontractworkerworkedHoursWagesearnings
Panel A: Main effects by gender
 Treatment0.19**0.20**−0.21**4.48*8.49*−0.3126.61*
(0.09)(0.08)(0.10)(2.41)(4.78)(0.97)(16.04)
 Female1.26***0.31−0.5123.88**48.76**−7.65102.82
(0.45)(0.40)(0.48)(11.59)(23.03)(4.68)(77.26)
 Female × Treatment−0.19−0.130.09−3.25−5.73−0.03−43.09**
(0.12)(0.10)(0.12)(2.97)(5.89)(1.20)(19.77)
Observations653653653651650650650
Panel B: Social treatment by gender
 Treatment0.20*0.10−0.21*3.276.70−1.6810.79
(0.10)(0.09)(0.12)(2.65)(5.27)(1.37)(19.91)
 Female1.14**0.18−0.6319.4139.98−12.46*79.36
(0.53)(0.47)(0.60)(13.41)(26.65)(6.94)(100.65)
 Female × Treatment−0.23*−0.060.08−4.22−6.081.12−28.48
(0.13)(0.12)(0.15)(3.28)(6.52)(1.70)(24.63)
Observations429429429429428428428
Panel C: Technical treatment by gender
 Treatment0.18*0.28***−0.22**5.62**9.53*1.1640.81**
(0.11)(0.09)(0.11)(2.71)(5.38)(0.81)(16.78)
 Female1.56***0.07−0.2829.44**54.60*4.44231.13**
(0.56)(0.49)(0.61)(14.58)(28.98)(4.36)(90.31)
 Female × Treatment−0.14−0.160.11−2.10−4.19−1.36−54.00***
(0.13)(0.11)(0.14)(3.36)(6.69)(1.01)(20.84)
Observations432432432430430430430
Controls
Baseline demographicsYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Course/stratification FEYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Pre-treatment outcomeYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Days from graduationYesYesYesYesYesYesYes

Source: Authors’ analysis is based on the survey data collected for this project (Barrera-Osorio, Kugler, and Silliman 2019).

Note: Differences by gender are reported for social and technical treatments together (panel A) and separately (B and C). Regressions include measures of treatment group, gender, and an interaction between the two—as well as controls for baseline variables (interacted with gender), stratification fixed effects, and measures of the time elapsed since graduation. Significance levels (* = 0.10, ** = 0.05, *** = 0.01).

Table 9.

Heterogeneity by Gender: Labor-Market Outcomes

FormalCasualDaysMonthly
EmployedcontractworkerworkedHoursWagesearnings
Panel A: Main effects by gender
 Treatment0.19**0.20**−0.21**4.48*8.49*−0.3126.61*
(0.09)(0.08)(0.10)(2.41)(4.78)(0.97)(16.04)
 Female1.26***0.31−0.5123.88**48.76**−7.65102.82
(0.45)(0.40)(0.48)(11.59)(23.03)(4.68)(77.26)
 Female × Treatment−0.19−0.130.09−3.25−5.73−0.03−43.09**
(0.12)(0.10)(0.12)(2.97)(5.89)(1.20)(19.77)
Observations653653653651650650650
Panel B: Social treatment by gender
 Treatment0.20*0.10−0.21*3.276.70−1.6810.79
(0.10)(0.09)(0.12)(2.65)(5.27)(1.37)(19.91)
 Female1.14**0.18−0.6319.4139.98−12.46*79.36
(0.53)(0.47)(0.60)(13.41)(26.65)(6.94)(100.65)
 Female × Treatment−0.23*−0.060.08−4.22−6.081.12−28.48
(0.13)(0.12)(0.15)(3.28)(6.52)(1.70)(24.63)
Observations429429429429428428428
Panel C: Technical treatment by gender
 Treatment0.18*0.28***−0.22**5.62**9.53*1.1640.81**
(0.11)(0.09)(0.11)(2.71)(5.38)(0.81)(16.78)
 Female1.56***0.07−0.2829.44**54.60*4.44231.13**
(0.56)(0.49)(0.61)(14.58)(28.98)(4.36)(90.31)
 Female × Treatment−0.14−0.160.11−2.10−4.19−1.36−54.00***
(0.13)(0.11)(0.14)(3.36)(6.69)(1.01)(20.84)
Observations432432432430430430430
Controls
Baseline demographicsYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Course/stratification FEYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Pre-treatment outcomeYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Days from graduationYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
FormalCasualDaysMonthly
EmployedcontractworkerworkedHoursWagesearnings
Panel A: Main effects by gender
 Treatment0.19**0.20**−0.21**4.48*8.49*−0.3126.61*
(0.09)(0.08)(0.10)(2.41)(4.78)(0.97)(16.04)
 Female1.26***0.31−0.5123.88**48.76**−7.65102.82
(0.45)(0.40)(0.48)(11.59)(23.03)(4.68)(77.26)
 Female × Treatment−0.19−0.130.09−3.25−5.73−0.03−43.09**
(0.12)(0.10)(0.12)(2.97)(5.89)(1.20)(19.77)
Observations653653653651650650650
Panel B: Social treatment by gender
 Treatment0.20*0.10−0.21*3.276.70−1.6810.79
(0.10)(0.09)(0.12)(2.65)(5.27)(1.37)(19.91)
 Female1.14**0.18−0.6319.4139.98−12.46*79.36
(0.53)(0.47)(0.60)(13.41)(26.65)(6.94)(100.65)
 Female × Treatment−0.23*−0.060.08−4.22−6.081.12−28.48
(0.13)(0.12)(0.15)(3.28)(6.52)(1.70)(24.63)
Observations429429429429428428428
Panel C: Technical treatment by gender
 Treatment0.18*0.28***−0.22**5.62**9.53*1.1640.81**
(0.11)(0.09)(0.11)(2.71)(5.38)(0.81)(16.78)
 Female1.56***0.07−0.2829.44**54.60*4.44231.13**
(0.56)(0.49)(0.61)(14.58)(28.98)(4.36)(90.31)
 Female × Treatment−0.14−0.160.11−2.10−4.19−1.36−54.00***
(0.13)(0.11)(0.14)(3.36)(6.69)(1.01)(20.84)
Observations432432432430430430430
Controls
Baseline demographicsYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Course/stratification FEYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Pre-treatment outcomeYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Days from graduationYesYesYesYesYesYesYes

Source: Authors’ analysis is based on the survey data collected for this project (Barrera-Osorio, Kugler, and Silliman 2019).

Note: Differences by gender are reported for social and technical treatments together (panel A) and separately (B and C). Regressions include measures of treatment group, gender, and an interaction between the two—as well as controls for baseline variables (interacted with gender), stratification fixed effects, and measures of the time elapsed since graduation. Significance levels (* = 0.10, ** = 0.05, *** = 0.01).

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