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Reading guide: Publication Package Raiber, Visser and Verbakel 2022 in Advances in Life Course Research

a) Name of the person who stored the documents or files: Klara Raiber

b) Author Contributions: Conceptualization, Raiber, Visser and Verbakel; Methodology, Raiber, Visser and Verbakel; Analysis, Raiber; Writing – Original Draft Preparation, Raiber; Writing – Review & Editing, Visser and Verbakel; Data collection, Verbakel

c) Date on which the manuscript was accepted: 1 July 2022 (see paper)

d) Date/period of data collection: January 2020 to March 2020

e) Names of people who collected the data: CenterER and Verbakel (https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-xyf-v7vu)

f) The data underlying this article is partly available in the LISS data archive from CentERdata. To download the data one needs an account that includes agreeing (by signing) to the terms of CentERdata. Here the weblinks under which the data can be retrieved: Data from March 2020 about informal caregivers under: https://www.dataarchive.lissdata.nl/study_units/view/1067 Screening data (to identify non-caregivers): https://www.dataarchive.lissdata.nl/study_units/view/1287 Data on wages were received from the liss data archive by using the ‘basket’ function; the following variables were retrieved in this basket: ci08a010 ci08a Economic Situation: Income > Wave 1 ci08a011 ci08a Economic Situation: Income > Wave 1 ci09b010 ci09b Economic Situation: Income > Wave 2 ci09b011 ci09b Economic Situation: Income > Wave 2 ci10c010 ci10c Economic Situation: Income > Wave 3 ci10c011 ci10c Economic Situation: Income > Wave 3 ci11d010 ci11d Economic Situation: Income > Wave 4 ci11d011 ci11d Economic Situation: Income > Wave 4 ci12e010 ci12e Economic Situation: Income > Wave 5 ci12e011 ci12e Economic Situation: Income > Wave 5 ci13f010 ci13f Economic Situation: Income > Wave 6 ci13f011 ci13f Economic Situation: Income > Wave 6 ci14g010 ci14g Economic Situation: Income > Wave 7 ci14g011 ci14g Economic Situation: Income > Wave 7 ci15h010 ci15h Economic Situation: Income > Wave 8 ci15h011 ci15h Economic Situation: Income > Wave 8 ci16i010 ci16i Economic Situation: Income > Wave 9 ci16i011 ci16i Economic Situation: Income > Wave 9 ci17j010 ci17j Economic Situation: Income > Wave 10 ci17j011 ci17j Economic Situation: Income > Wave 10 ci18k010 ci18k Economic Situation: Income > Wave 11 ci18k011 ci18k Economic Situation: Income > Wave 11 ci19l372 ci19l Economic Situation: Income > Wave 12 ci19l373 ci19l Economic Situation: Income > Wave 12 ci20m372 ci20m Economic Situation: Income > Wave 13 ci20m373 ci20m Economic Situation: Income > Wave 13 Data on working hours were retrieved from the liss data archive by using the ‘basket’ function; the following variables were retrieved in this basket: cw08a121 cw08a Work and Schooling > Wave 1 cw08a126 cw08a Work and Schooling > Wave 1 cw08a127 cw08a Work and Schooling > Wave 1 cw08a144 cw08a Work and Schooling > Wave 1 cw09b121 cw09b Work and Schooling > Wave 2 cw09b126 cw09b Work and Schooling > Wave 2 cw09b127 cw09b Work and Schooling > Wave 2 cw09b144 cw09b Work and Schooling > Wave 2 cw10c121 cw10c Work and Schooling > Wave 3 cw10c126 cw10c Work and Schooling > Wave 3 cw10c127 cw10c Work and Schooling > Wave 3 cw10c144 cw10c Work and Schooling > Wave 3 cw11d121 cw11d Work and Schooling > Wave 4 cw11d126 cw11d Work and Schooling > Wave 4 cw11d127 cw11d Work and Schooling > Wave 4 cw11d144 cw11d Work and Schooling > Wave 4 cw12e121 cw12e Work and Schooling > Wave 5 cw12e126 cw12e Work and Schooling > Wave 5 cw12e127 cw12e Work and Schooling > Wave 5 cw12e144 cw12e Work and Schooling > Wave 5 cw13f121 cw13f Work and Schooling > Wave 6 cw13f126 cw13f Work and Schooling > Wave 6 cw13f127 cw13f Work and Schooling > Wave 6 cw13f144 cw13f Work and Schooling > Wave 6 cw14g121 cw14g Work and Schooling > Wave 7 cw14g126 cw14g Work and Schooling > Wave 7 cw14g127 cw14g Work and Schooling > Wave 7 cw14g144 cw14g Work and Schooling > Wave 7 cw15h121 cw15h Work and Schooling > Wave 8 cw15h126 cw15h Work and Schooling > Wave 8 cw15h127 cw15h Work and Schooling > Wave 8 cw15h144 cw15h Work and Schooling > Wave 8 cw16i121 cw16i Work and Schooling > Wave 9 cw16i126 cw16i Work and Schooling > Wave 9 cw16i127 cw16i Work and Schooling > Wave 9 cw16i144 cw16i Work and Schooling > Wave 9 cw17j121 cw17j Work and Schooling > Wave 10 cw17j126 cw17j Work and Schooling > Wave 10 cw17j127 cw17j Work and Schooling > Wave 10 cw17j144 cw17j Work and Schooling > Wave 10 cw18k121 cw18k Work and Schooling > Wave 11 cw18k126 cw18k Work and Schooling > Wave 11 cw18k127 cw18k Work and Schooling > Wave 11 cw18k144 cw18k Work and Schooling > Wave 11 cw19l121 cw19l Work and Schooling > Wave 12 cw19l126 cw19l Work and Schooling > Wave 12 cw19l127 cw19l Work and Schooling > Wave 12 cw19l144 cw19l Work and Schooling > Wave 12 Data on children were retrieved from the liss data archrive by using the ‘basket’ function; the following variables were retrieved in this basket: cf08a035 cf08a Family and Household > Wave 1 cf09b035 cf09b Family and Household > Wave 2 cf10c035 cf10c Family and Household > Wave 3 cf11d035 cf11d Family and Household > Wave 4 cf12e035 cf12e Family and Household > Wave 5 cf13f035 cf13f Family and Household > Wave 6 cf14g035 cf14g Family and Household > Wave 7 cf15h454 cf15h Family and Household > Wave 8 cf16i454 cf16i Family and Household > Wave 9 cf17j454 cf17j Family and Household > Wave 10 cf18k454 cf18k Family and Household > Wave 11 cf19l454 cf19l Family and Household > Wave 12 Background data – for March 2020 but also for details on pensions - under: https://www.dataarchive.lissdata.nl/study_units/view/322

g) The syntax for the data analysis is for Stata. We used Stata 16.0. NOTE: We encountered a ‘precision problem’ in our data preparation (after publication). Per default is Stata 16 not precise in calculations (https://blog.stata.com/2011/06/17/precision-yet-again-part-i). We calculated weekly wages from yearly wages before the imputations and because of the precision problem our outcome variables varies each time the code is run. However, our main conclusions do not change but the coefficients might be different.

h) Cite the publication as: Raiber, K., Visser, M., & Verbakel, E. (2022b). The Wage Penalty for Informal Caregivers from a Life Course Perspective. Advances in Life Course Research, 53, 100490.

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