Research Article

[Retracted] How Does Digital Finance Affect People’s Income: Evidence from China

Table 4

The effects of digital financial development on residents’ income: grouped by urban-rural and high- and low-skilled residents.

(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
College and aboveBelow collegeHigh school and aboveBelow high school
UrbanRuralHigh-skilledLow-skilledHigh-skilledLow-skilled

DF0.00190.00300.00110.00240.00140.0027
(0.0002)(0.0004)(0.0004)(0.0002)(0.0003)(0.0002)
Age0.11020.12760.11260.11700.11100.1148
(0.0063)(0.0091)(0.0188)(0.0053)(0.0118)(0.0057)
Age squared−0.0015−0.0017−0.0013−0.0016−0.0013−0.0016
(0.0001)(0.0001)(0.0002)(0.0001)(0.0001)(0.0001)
Gender0.32610.40830.05880.38480.18040.4053
(0.0201)(0.0357)(0.0382)(0.0194)(0.0245)(0.0226)
Years of education0.03080.02440.00520.02700.03350.0221
(0.0033)(0.0051)(0.0200)(0.0030)(0.0149)(0.0039)
Urban0.06990.02770.09270.0161
(0.0605)(0.0180)(0.0340)(0.0197)
Married0.06340.07340.03820.06070.02020.0716
(0.0252)(0.0399)(0.0458)(0.0235)(0.0315)(0.0272)
Rural household registration−0.0036−0.0100−0.0816−0.00450.0029−0.0067
(0.0061)(0.0058)(0.0427)(0.0052)(0.0027)(0.0060)
CPC0.16740.04930.19510.12490.17940.0965
(0.0269)(0.0464)(0.0551)(0.0258)(0.0352)(0.0299)
Health levels0.03580.0518−0.01910.0465−0.00320.0505
(0.0087)(0.0135)(0.0189)(0.0077)(0.0126)(0.0085)
Provincial fixed effectsYesYesYesYesYesYes
Occupational fixed effectsYesYesYesYesYesYes
Industry fixed effectsYesYesYesYesYesYes
_cons6.66586.82568.10206.55667.38286.5881
(0.2040)(0.3505)(0.6380)(0.1771)(0.3559)(0.2002)
Observations95225057152313056339711182
Adjusted R20.31100.29860.27200.30210.23110.2962

, , and denote passing the 1%, 5%, and 10% significance tests, respectively; values in parentheses below the coefficients are robust standard errors; dependent variable indicators are logarithmic values of residents’ income, and regressions control for the province, occupation, and industry individual effects.