Table 2

The impact of employment entry on current work outcomes

Contributing family workerSelf-employmentInformal paid workFormal paid work
AMEs.e.AMEs.e.AMEs.e.AMEs.e.
Labor market entry status            
Contributing family workers0.6600.039***0.0410.045 −0.3640.046***−0.5110.050***
Self-employment0.3350.058***0.4860.033***−0.2890.043***−0.3580.052***
Paid workBase-category
Individual characteristics 
Female−0.0870.063 −0.3340.047***−0.3830.065***−0.1110.058**
Aged 15–19Base-category
Aged 20–24−0.0230.042 0.0380.034 −0.0150.036 0.0420.035 
Aged 25–29−0.0060.051 0.1470.038***0.0120.042 0.1340.037***
Education            
Up to primary education−0.1350.040***−0.0710.029**0.0070.035 −0.1440.029***
Working during education−0.0180.040 −0.0590.034**−0.0780.039*−0.0880.038**
Years from first labor market entry−0.0120.005**0.0070.003*0.0030.004 −0.0140.004***
Married0.0220.040 0.0590.026**−0.0050.031 0.0600.028**
Bad health−0.0110.071 0.0040.058 −0.0820.063 −0.0520.061 
Living in rural area0.0080.032 0.0390.023*−0.0410.027 −0.1010.025***
Islam religion−0.1150.045*−0.0610.035*−0.1380.039***−0.0350.039 
Rho−0.5380.131***−0.3880.148**−0.3950.156**−0.4760.129***

Note(s): Authors' calculations from ILO SWTS data; *p < 0.10, **p < 0.05, ***p < 0.01

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