Table 6.
Risk Attitudes: Tests for Age Interval, Age Dummies.
Model 1(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 2) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|
Test 1Test 1bTest 1cTest 1dTest 2bTest 3b
SE estimator|$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=\gamma _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \gamma _{i}=0$|
Cluster: year of birth0.001|$^{***}$|0.002|$^{***}$|0.001|$^{***}$|0.1320.001|$^{***}$|0.009|$^{***}$|
Cluster: t and a = 1 × 50.001|$^{***}$|0.1150.001|$^{***}$|0.2020.001|$^{***}$|0.009|$^{***}$|
Conley:tand c = 7 × 70.001|$^{***}$|0.060|$^{*}$|0.001|$^{***}$|0.1480.001|$^{***}$|0.005|$^{***}$|
Model 1(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 2) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|
Test 1Test 1bTest 1cTest 1dTest 2bTest 3b
SE estimator|$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=\gamma _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \gamma _{i}=0$|
Cluster: year of birth0.001|$^{***}$|0.002|$^{***}$|0.001|$^{***}$|0.1320.001|$^{***}$|0.009|$^{***}$|
Cluster: t and a = 1 × 50.001|$^{***}$|0.1150.001|$^{***}$|0.2020.001|$^{***}$|0.009|$^{***}$|
Conley:tand c = 7 × 70.001|$^{***}$|0.060|$^{*}$|0.001|$^{***}$|0.1480.001|$^{***}$|0.005|$^{***}$|

Notes: Model 1 is the baseline specification using year dummies. Here |$R_{j}^{y}$| adds interaction terms for the young ages below 25 and |$R_{j}^{o}$| adds interaction terms for ages above 60. All models use dummy variables for the age specification where the omitted category is at age 25. In Model 2 the coefficients for the interaction effects |$\rho _{i}$| are set to zero. Clustered SEs calculated at (i) cohort level (year of birth) and (ii) interval of a years in the age dimension for each year. Conley SEs using a Bartlett Kernel, where t indicates the number of years included in the time dimension and c is the number of cohorts included in the cohort dimension. *, ** and ** indicate statistical significance at the 10%, 5% and 1% levels, respectively.

Source. Own calculations based on SOEP v33.1 long format.

Table 6.
Risk Attitudes: Tests for Age Interval, Age Dummies.
Model 1(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 2) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|
Test 1Test 1bTest 1cTest 1dTest 2bTest 3b
SE estimator|$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=\gamma _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \gamma _{i}=0$|
Cluster: year of birth0.001|$^{***}$|0.002|$^{***}$|0.001|$^{***}$|0.1320.001|$^{***}$|0.009|$^{***}$|
Cluster: t and a = 1 × 50.001|$^{***}$|0.1150.001|$^{***}$|0.2020.001|$^{***}$|0.009|$^{***}$|
Conley:tand c = 7 × 70.001|$^{***}$|0.060|$^{*}$|0.001|$^{***}$|0.1480.001|$^{***}$|0.005|$^{***}$|
Model 1(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 1) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|(Model 2) |$+ R_{j}^{y}+ R_{j}^{o}$|
Test 1Test 1bTest 1cTest 1dTest 2bTest 3b
SE estimator|$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \rho _{i}=\gamma _{i}=0$||$Null\colon \gamma _{i}=0$|
Cluster: year of birth0.001|$^{***}$|0.002|$^{***}$|0.001|$^{***}$|0.1320.001|$^{***}$|0.009|$^{***}$|
Cluster: t and a = 1 × 50.001|$^{***}$|0.1150.001|$^{***}$|0.2020.001|$^{***}$|0.009|$^{***}$|
Conley:tand c = 7 × 70.001|$^{***}$|0.060|$^{*}$|0.001|$^{***}$|0.1480.001|$^{***}$|0.005|$^{***}$|

Notes: Model 1 is the baseline specification using year dummies. Here |$R_{j}^{y}$| adds interaction terms for the young ages below 25 and |$R_{j}^{o}$| adds interaction terms for ages above 60. All models use dummy variables for the age specification where the omitted category is at age 25. In Model 2 the coefficients for the interaction effects |$\rho _{i}$| are set to zero. Clustered SEs calculated at (i) cohort level (year of birth) and (ii) interval of a years in the age dimension for each year. Conley SEs using a Bartlett Kernel, where t indicates the number of years included in the time dimension and c is the number of cohorts included in the cohort dimension. *, ** and ** indicate statistical significance at the 10%, 5% and 1% levels, respectively.

Source. Own calculations based on SOEP v33.1 long format.

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