Table 19.

Industries with the largest Rotemberg weights: Germany

Plastic chemicalsAutomotiveExposure to robotTextileElectronicsExposure to Chinese imports
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
Log population0.009−0.017*−0.4240.003***0.012***2.164***
(0.007)(0.008)(0.008)(0.001)(0.004)(0.639)
Male population share−0.1561.17554.677*0.089*0.384*53.325
(0.580)(0.804)(39.691)(0.053)(0.221)(64.010)
Population share above 65−0.376−0.610−27.121*0.0030.128**−17.022
(0.236)(0.418)(15.630)(0.017)(0.057)(24.494)
Population share with qualification−0.186−0.268−17.504**−0.0040.126*-
45.864***
(0.113)(0.185)(6.930)(0.014)(0.074)(12.898)
Foreign-born population share−0.1680.292*8.499−0.0010.021−22.980**
(0.128)(0.150)(5.732)(0.008)(0.025)(10.007)
Foreign penetration−0.001−0.004−0.1980.000−0.002−0.614**
(0.002)(0.004)(0.160)(0.000)(0.001)(0.254)
Female employment share in manufacturing−0.019−0.482***-0.010**0.033**25.953***
17.978***
(0.055)(0.130)(4.858)(0.004)(0.016)(5.384)
Employment share in construction−0.175−0.518***-−0.018**−0.037-
26.338***62.382***
(0.128)(0.185)(6.957)(0.008)(0.024)(10.340)
Employment share in mining0.145−0.225***−8.420**0.003−0.001-
21.529***
(0.190)(0.079)(3.450)(0.005)(0.020)(6.193)
Employment share in light manufacturing−0.119−0.151−9.819**0.120***−0.00217.891**
(0.090)(0.111)(4.449)(0.018)(0.017)(7.833)
Lagged employment–population ratio (85–95)0.0000.000−0.022*0.0000.000*−0.103***
(0.000)(0.000)(0.012)(0.000)(0.000)(0.026)
Observations319319319319319319
R-squared0.1040.3540.3840.6210.6200.439
Plastic chemicalsAutomotiveExposure to robotTextileElectronicsExposure to Chinese imports
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
Log population0.009−0.017*−0.4240.003***0.012***2.164***
(0.007)(0.008)(0.008)(0.001)(0.004)(0.639)
Male population share−0.1561.17554.677*0.089*0.384*53.325
(0.580)(0.804)(39.691)(0.053)(0.221)(64.010)
Population share above 65−0.376−0.610−27.121*0.0030.128**−17.022
(0.236)(0.418)(15.630)(0.017)(0.057)(24.494)
Population share with qualification−0.186−0.268−17.504**−0.0040.126*-
45.864***
(0.113)(0.185)(6.930)(0.014)(0.074)(12.898)
Foreign-born population share−0.1680.292*8.499−0.0010.021−22.980**
(0.128)(0.150)(5.732)(0.008)(0.025)(10.007)
Foreign penetration−0.001−0.004−0.1980.000−0.002−0.614**
(0.002)(0.004)(0.160)(0.000)(0.001)(0.254)
Female employment share in manufacturing−0.019−0.482***-0.010**0.033**25.953***
17.978***
(0.055)(0.130)(4.858)(0.004)(0.016)(5.384)
Employment share in construction−0.175−0.518***-−0.018**−0.037-
26.338***62.382***
(0.128)(0.185)(6.957)(0.008)(0.024)(10.340)
Employment share in mining0.145−0.225***−8.420**0.003−0.001-
21.529***
(0.190)(0.079)(3.450)(0.005)(0.020)(6.193)
Employment share in light manufacturing−0.119−0.151−9.819**0.120***−0.00217.891**
(0.090)(0.111)(4.449)(0.018)(0.017)(7.833)
Lagged employment–population ratio (85–95)0.0000.000−0.022*0.0000.000*−0.103***
(0.000)(0.000)(0.012)(0.000)(0.000)(0.026)
Observations319319319319319319
R-squared0.1040.3540.3840.6210.6200.439

This table presents OLS estimates of the impact of the exposure to robots and Chinese imports on the employment-to-population ratio, focusing on the industries with the largest Rotemberg weights. Both exposure to robot and Chinese imports are instrumental variables. The regressions are weighted by population in the start-of-period. Statistical significance based on robust standard errors (reported in parentheses) is denoted by ***P< 0.01, **P< 0.05, and *P< 0.10.

Table 19.

Industries with the largest Rotemberg weights: Germany

Plastic chemicalsAutomotiveExposure to robotTextileElectronicsExposure to Chinese imports
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
Log population0.009−0.017*−0.4240.003***0.012***2.164***
(0.007)(0.008)(0.008)(0.001)(0.004)(0.639)
Male population share−0.1561.17554.677*0.089*0.384*53.325
(0.580)(0.804)(39.691)(0.053)(0.221)(64.010)
Population share above 65−0.376−0.610−27.121*0.0030.128**−17.022
(0.236)(0.418)(15.630)(0.017)(0.057)(24.494)
Population share with qualification−0.186−0.268−17.504**−0.0040.126*-
45.864***
(0.113)(0.185)(6.930)(0.014)(0.074)(12.898)
Foreign-born population share−0.1680.292*8.499−0.0010.021−22.980**
(0.128)(0.150)(5.732)(0.008)(0.025)(10.007)
Foreign penetration−0.001−0.004−0.1980.000−0.002−0.614**
(0.002)(0.004)(0.160)(0.000)(0.001)(0.254)
Female employment share in manufacturing−0.019−0.482***-0.010**0.033**25.953***
17.978***
(0.055)(0.130)(4.858)(0.004)(0.016)(5.384)
Employment share in construction−0.175−0.518***-−0.018**−0.037-
26.338***62.382***
(0.128)(0.185)(6.957)(0.008)(0.024)(10.340)
Employment share in mining0.145−0.225***−8.420**0.003−0.001-
21.529***
(0.190)(0.079)(3.450)(0.005)(0.020)(6.193)
Employment share in light manufacturing−0.119−0.151−9.819**0.120***−0.00217.891**
(0.090)(0.111)(4.449)(0.018)(0.017)(7.833)
Lagged employment–population ratio (85–95)0.0000.000−0.022*0.0000.000*−0.103***
(0.000)(0.000)(0.012)(0.000)(0.000)(0.026)
Observations319319319319319319
R-squared0.1040.3540.3840.6210.6200.439
Plastic chemicalsAutomotiveExposure to robotTextileElectronicsExposure to Chinese imports
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
Log population0.009−0.017*−0.4240.003***0.012***2.164***
(0.007)(0.008)(0.008)(0.001)(0.004)(0.639)
Male population share−0.1561.17554.677*0.089*0.384*53.325
(0.580)(0.804)(39.691)(0.053)(0.221)(64.010)
Population share above 65−0.376−0.610−27.121*0.0030.128**−17.022
(0.236)(0.418)(15.630)(0.017)(0.057)(24.494)
Population share with qualification−0.186−0.268−17.504**−0.0040.126*-
45.864***
(0.113)(0.185)(6.930)(0.014)(0.074)(12.898)
Foreign-born population share−0.1680.292*8.499−0.0010.021−22.980**
(0.128)(0.150)(5.732)(0.008)(0.025)(10.007)
Foreign penetration−0.001−0.004−0.1980.000−0.002−0.614**
(0.002)(0.004)(0.160)(0.000)(0.001)(0.254)
Female employment share in manufacturing−0.019−0.482***-0.010**0.033**25.953***
17.978***
(0.055)(0.130)(4.858)(0.004)(0.016)(5.384)
Employment share in construction−0.175−0.518***-−0.018**−0.037-
26.338***62.382***
(0.128)(0.185)(6.957)(0.008)(0.024)(10.340)
Employment share in mining0.145−0.225***−8.420**0.003−0.001-
21.529***
(0.190)(0.079)(3.450)(0.005)(0.020)(6.193)
Employment share in light manufacturing−0.119−0.151−9.819**0.120***−0.00217.891**
(0.090)(0.111)(4.449)(0.018)(0.017)(7.833)
Lagged employment–population ratio (85–95)0.0000.000−0.022*0.0000.000*−0.103***
(0.000)(0.000)(0.012)(0.000)(0.000)(0.026)
Observations319319319319319319
R-squared0.1040.3540.3840.6210.6200.439

This table presents OLS estimates of the impact of the exposure to robots and Chinese imports on the employment-to-population ratio, focusing on the industries with the largest Rotemberg weights. Both exposure to robot and Chinese imports are instrumental variables. The regressions are weighted by population in the start-of-period. Statistical significance based on robust standard errors (reported in parentheses) is denoted by ***P< 0.01, **P< 0.05, and *P< 0.10.

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