Leaving home across the recent cohorts in Italy: does economic vulnerability due to labour market status matter?

Genus

Journal of Population Sciences

Table 4 Leaving the parental home: discrete-time event history model with a single destination. Estimated model coefficients on the probability of leaving home (models 1a and 2a). Men

	Model 1a			Model 2a
	Coef	Std error	p-value	Coef	Std error	p-value
Age	− 0.004	0.008	0.554	− 0.007	0.008	0.382
Age logged	0.693	0.062	0.000	0.709	0.062	0.000
Cohort (ref: 1965–1979)
1980–1996	− 0.119	0.031	0.000	− 0.283	0.049	0.000
Labour market situation TV* (ref: permanently employed)
Fixed-term contract	0.058	0.045	0.197	− 0.032	0.056	0.577
Self-employed	− 0.073	0.041	0.073	− 0.109	0.046	0.017
Not employed	− 0.721	0.035	0.000	− 0.772	0.041	0.000
Education (ref: out of education)
Student	0.113	0.041	0.005	0.028	0.052	0.581
Interactions 1980–1996 cohort * labour market situation
Fixed-term contract				0.291	0.094	0.002
Self-employed				0.154	0.099	0.122
Not employed				0.187	0.074	0.012
1980–1996 cohort* student				0.189	0.079	0.017
Level of education completed TV* (ref: high)
Medium	0.002	0.052	0.001	− 0.004	0.052	0.935
Low	− 0.127	0.055	0.021	− 0.138	0.055	0.012
Parental level of education (ref: High)
Medium	− 0.258	0.052	0.000	− 0.247	0.052	0.000
Low	− 0.205	0.051	0.000	− 0.194	0.051	0.000
Parental separation TV* (ref: Yes)
No	− 0.084	0.057	0.138	− 0.083	0.057	0.146
Mother’s employment status when respondent was 14 (ref: Not employed)
Employed	0.034	0.028	0.223	0.033	0.028	0.230
Area of residence (ref: Northwest)
Northeast	0.128	0.039	0.001	0.131	0.039	0.001
Centre	− 0.035	0.043	0.693	− 0.037	0.043	0.394
South	− 0.044	0.039	0.259	− 0.045	0.039	0.249
Islands	0.033	0.049	0.515	0.034	0.049	0.501
Intercept	− 3.557	0.105	0.000	− 3.531	0.106	0.000