mroz: U.S. Women's Labor-Force Participation, 1975
In potterzot/rkclass: K-class regressions (Two-Stage Least Squares, LIML, Fuller)

This is a common dataset used in statistical evaluation in numerous cases. It is especially common in Stata examples.

mroz

a data frame with 753 rows and 23 columns.

`id`	Row number / record id.
`inlf`	1 if in labor force.
`hours`	Hours worked.
`kidslt6`	Number of kids less than 6 years old.
`kidsge6`	Number of kids greater than or equal to 6 years old.
`age`	Age in years.
`educ`	Years of schooling.
`wage`	Estimated wage from earnings and hours.
`repwage`	Reported wage in 1976 interview.
`hushrs`	Hours worked by husband.
`husage`	Age of husband in years.
`huseduc`	Husband's years of schooling.
`huswage`	Husband's wage estimated from earnings and hours.
`faminc`	Family income in dollars.
`mtr`	Federal marginal tax rate facing the woman.
`motheduc`	Woman's mother's years of schooling.
`fatheduc`	Woman's father's years of schooling.
`unem`	Unemployment rate in county of residence.
`city`	1 if living in the SMSA.
`exper`	Labor market experience in years.
`nwifeinc`	Calculated as (faminc - wage hours) / 1000*
`lwage`	log wage.
`expersq`	Years of experience squared.

Mroz, T.A. (1987) The sensitivity of an empirical model of married women's hours of work to economic and statistical assumptions. Econometrica 55, 765-799.

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