Table (G9) Impacts of the Program on Earnings, Labor, and Occupational Choice

|**Outcomes**|**Treatment**|**(se)**|**FDR**<br>**q-values**|**Control**<br>**mean**|**(sd)**|**N**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Total pre-tax earnings, 30 days IHS|0.08|(0.38)|[1.00]|1.20|(2.83)|1,090|
|Total labor supply, 7 days|-0.26|(4.34)|[1.00]|29.61|(29.98)|1,073|
|Total labor supply w/o chores, 7 days|2.53|(3.56)|[1.00]|8.55|(24.10)|1,091|
|Total labor supply, avg month|-2.22|(2.77)|[1.00]|8.09|(22.75)|1,091|
|Self-employed labor supply, typical week|-2.84|(2.30)|[1.00]|2.82|(14.13)|1,100|
|Wage employment labor supply, typical week|1.83|(3.24)|[1.00]|7.14|(22.31)|1,093|
|Net wage employment earnings, 30 days IHS|0.15|(0.36)|[1.00]|0.94|(2.48)|1,082|
|Manufacturing sector|0.01|(0.02)|[1.00]|0.01|(0.07)|1,102|
|Service sector|0.08|(0.05)|[1.00]|0.10|(0.30)|1,102|
|Retail sector|0.04|(0.03)|[1.00]|0.03|(0.18)|1,102|
|Agricultural sector|-0.00|(0.01)|[1.00]|0.01|(0.08)|1,102|
|Business revenue, 30 days|-36.48|(34.79)|[1.00]|25.97|(374.33)|1,101|
|Business revenue, 12 months|-442.81|(360.12)|[1.00]|278.07|(3,783.38)|1,101|
|N. employees|-0.07|(0.11)|[1.00]|0.04|(0.65)|1,102|
|Currently operating business|-0.02|(0.03)|[1.00]|0.03|(0.17)|1,102|
|Self-employment proft, 30 days|32.56|(41.14)|[1.00]|16.91|(192.12)|1,097|
|Self-employment proft, 12 months|99.60|(432.52)|[1.00]|176.99|(1,385.86)|1,095|
|Business expenses, 30 days|-26.01|(22.62)|[1.00]|21.75|(300.90)|1,101|
|Business expenses, 12 months|-306.58|(249.12)|[1.00]|217.15|(3,118.88)|1,101|

**_Notes_** :

- The table shows the regression results on pre-specified main outcomes using the 2022 neighbor survey data. Each row is its own dependent variable.

- The outcomes that require definitions are: total pre-tax earnings includes all earnings from wage work and profit from self employment in the last 30 days, winsorized then transformed using the inverse hyperbolic sine (prespecified). Total labor supply reports hours in wage work, self employment, and chores/childcare in the past 7 days. Total labor supply w/o chores only includes wage work and self employment. Total labor supply, avg month reports wage work + self employment hours in a typical month. Self-employed labor supply reports hours spent in self employment in a typical week. Wage employment labor supply reports hours spent in wage work in a typical week. Net wage employment earnings include earnings from wage work minus taxes plus value of benefits, winsorized then transformed with the inverse hyperbolic sine. Manufacturing/service/retail/agricultural sector is an indicator equal to one if the respondent has worked in that industry in wage work or self employment in the past 12 months. Business revenue reports total business revenue earned by the respondent in the past 30 days/12 months. N employees reports the number of people the respondent employs in all businesses in the past 30 days. Self-employment reports revenue less expenses for all businesses. Business expenses reports self employment costs.

- The regressions also have enumerator fixed effects, community-level controls (Irbid/Mafraq governorate and population quartile), refugee household-level controls (shelter program, baseline number of children, baseline number of children plus adults), the Marlowe–Crowne scale, and respondent gender, education, and age. In the parentheses are robust standard errors clustered at the locality level. Statistical significance represented by * (10%), ** (5%), and *** (1%). Q-values are calculated per Anderson (2008) and correspond to Family 9 in the pre-analysis plan.

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