Table A.3
Unadjusted mean of employment and earnings in period T+1, T+2 and T+3

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Table A.3
Unadjusted mean of employment and earnings in period
T+1, T+2 and T+3
Table summary
This table displays the results of Unadjusted mean of employment and earnings in period
T+1 T+1, T+2 and T+3 (appearing as column headers).
  T+1 T+2 T+3
Cancer sample  
All cancer survivors  
Working (percent) 92.38 89.03 85.28
Earnings (mean dollars) 37,124 37,517 36,577
n 2,573 2,561 2,540
High survival category  
Working (percent) 93.26 88.59 85.27
Earnings (mean dollars) 38,149 38,412 37,266
n 1,291 1,288 1,276
Middle survival category  
Working (percent) 92.10 90.81 88.66
Earnings (mean dollars) 37,424 37,891 37,377
n 886 881 873
Low survival category  
Working (percent) 84.47 79.70 69.80
Earnings (mean dollars) 29,350 29,179 28,517
n 206 202 202
Missing survival category  
Working (percent) 96.32 93.68 86.24
Earnings (mean dollars) 37,182 38,579 36,837
n 190 190 189
Comparison sample  
Unmatched non-cancer  
Working (percent) 96.85 95.19 93.77
Earnings (mean dollars) 47,145 47,296 47,402
n 1,220,406 1,214,199 1,209,296
Matched non-cancer  
Working (percent) 96.75 94.87 93.19
Earnings (mean dollars) 46,146 45,933 45,691
n 621,050 617,958 615,693
Note: Calculations of mean earnings include zero earnings of people who did not work during the period. n: number of observations; T: year of cancer diagnosis for the cancer sample. Author's calculations.
Source: Statistics Canada, 1991 Census–Longitudinal Worker File.
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