Stay healthy – will the rest follow? The impact of health on wages in Russia

М. А. Карцева, РАНХиГС, Москва, П. О. Кузнецова, М. А. Карцева, П. О. Кузнецова, Журнал Нэа
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In this article, we analyze the impact of health on wages in Russia in 2012–2019, using the data from the RLMS-HSE survey. As a measure of health impact we consider hour wages. Health is estimated by means of self-assessed health data. We use a Minсer-type wage equation. To take into account self-selection, we use the Heckman procedure to deal with the unobservable heterogeneity; we employ the panel structure of the RLMS-HSE data. The impact of health on hour wages in Russia is significant, but not great: good and very good health corresponds to an increase in earnings of 2–5% compared to average health for men and 1–3% for women. Bad health significantly reduces wages, but when self-selection is taken into account, its effect becomes insignificant. The impact of health on wages is markedly increased for groups with a low level of education, which, in our opinion, may indicate a greater importance of health for unskilled and physical labor. The robustness of our results was tested using an alternative data source.
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保持健康——其他的会随之而来吗?健康对俄罗斯工资的影响
在本文中,我们使用RLMS-HSE调查的数据,分析了2012-2019年俄罗斯健康对工资的影响。作为衡量健康影响的一项指标,我们考虑计时工资。健康是通过自我评估的健康数据来估计的。我们使用minerer型工资方程。为了考虑自我选择,我们使用Heckman程序来处理不可观察的异质性;采用RLMS-HSE数据面板结构。在俄罗斯,健康对小时工资的影响是显著的,但不是很大:与平均健康水平相比,良好和非常良好的健康水平相当于收入增加2-5%,与平均健康水平相比,女性相当于收入增加1-3%。健康状况不佳会显著降低工资,但如果考虑到自我选择,其影响就微不足道了。对于受教育程度较低的群体,健康对工资的影响明显增加,我们认为,这可能表明健康对非技术劳动和体力劳动更为重要。我们的结果的稳健性是使用另一个数据源进行测试的。
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