| Work Experience Years Variable [message #28539] |
Sat, 27 January 2024 22:03  |
haleemahasan96@gmail.com
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Hi everyone, I'm doing a regression analysis using DHS Pakistan 2017-18 data. My research investigates the impact of domestic violence (independent variable) on women's labor force participation. I have two questions:
1) I want to use # of years of work experience as a control. But I can't find such a variable in any of the recodes, only current employment status / status in past year / type of employment (seasonal etc.). Am I missing something? Any way to calculate this?
2) Do I need to only work with the sample of women that were selected and interviewed for the domestic violence module (v044==1 i.e. 4,085 women)?
Thank you!
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| Re: Work Experience Years Variable [message #28566 is a reply to message #28539] |
Wed, 31 January 2024 09:30  |
Janet-DHS
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Following is a response from DHS staff member, Tom Pullum:
You can look at the women's questionnaire in Appendix F of the final report, and look at the work-related variables in the IR file. This is not a standard variable but countries sometimes add questions.
I would be concerned about the reliability of a response to such a question and about the sequencing of work and DV. Also I expect that cumulative years of work experience would be highly correlated with other characteristics, such as age.
Thanks for using DHS data.
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