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Erratum: Wage Differentials between Foreign Multinationals and Local Plants and Worker Quality in Malaysian Manufacturing

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- Wage Differentials between Foreign Multinationals and Local Plants and Worker Quality in Malaysian Manufacturing

https://doi.org/10.1162/ADEV_x_00087Cited by:0 (Source: Crossref)

“Wage Differentials between Foreign Multinationals and Local Plants and Worker Quality in Malaysian Manufacturing” by Eric Ramstetter Volume 31, Issue Number 2, page 70

The printed table has missing variable names on the left-hand side of the table. The table should appear as follows:

**Table 6: Multinational-Local Wage Differentials, Other Slope Coefficients, and Equation Indicators from Estimates of Equation (1) for all 17 Sample Industries Combined**
	Pooled OLS			Random Effects
	Lagged	Contemporaneous		Lagged	Contemporaneous
Slope coefficient variable, indicator	2001–2004	2001–2004	2000–2004	2001–2004	2001–2004	2000–2004
LKE = capital intensity	0.0242^***	0.0329^***	0.0338^***	0.0183^***	0.0360^***	0.0367^***
LO = output scale	0.1071^***	0.1178^***	0.1187^***	0.1032^***	0.1229^***	0.1264^***
SH = highly paid share of paid workers	0.0074^***	0.0070^***	0.0082^***	0.0037^***	0.0061^***	0.0074^***
S3 = highly educated share of all workers	0.0064^***	0.0072^***	0.0060^***	0.0042^***	0.0064^***	0.0049^***
S2 = moderately educated share of all workers	0.0011^***	0.0011^***	0.0005^***	0.0006^***	0.0007^***	0.0001
SF = female share of paid workers	−0.0039^***	−0.0035^***	−0.0036^***	−0.0032^***	−0.0026^***	−0.0025^***
DF = MNE–local differential (ratio less 1)	0.0890^***	0.0809^***	0.0913^***	0.0749^***	0.0525^***	0.0658^***
R²	0.5591	0.5735	0.5638	0.5454	0.5683	0.5579
Observations	21,671	26,855	34,491	21,671	26,855	34,491
Breusch-Pagan Test	–	–	–	8,254^***	10,202^***	14,135^***

^*** = significant at the 1% level, ^** = significant at the 5% level, ^* = significant at the 10% level.

Note: Robust standard errors (clustered by plant for random effects) are used to account for potential heteroskedasticity. Results of the Breusch-Pagan Test (null of no random effects) is always rejected at the 1% level. These results come from estimates that also include year, industry, and region dummies. Full results including constants and coefficients on year, industry, and region dummies are available from the author.