two-way fixed effects with controls

	ratio of net migration to 1994 population
	(a)	(b)	(c)	(d)	(e)	(f)
GDP per capita (thousand Chinese Yuan)	0.0003	-0.00001			-0.004	-0.004
	(0.001)	(0.001)			(0.003)	(0.003)
non-state sector share of total population			0.972***	0.993***	1.015***	1.037***
			(0.175)	(0.180)	(0.178)	(0.183)
SOE reform 1998*post 1998	0.613***		1.427***		1.499***
	(0.219)		(0.281)		(0.287)
SOE reform 1998*year 2002		-0.019
		(0.377)
SOE reform 1998*year 2001		-0.031
		(0.377)
SOE reform 1998*year 2000		0.005
		(0.377)
SOE reform 1998*year 1999		0.048		1.452***		1.537***
		(0.377)		(0.395)		(0.400)
SOE reform 1998*year 1998		2.811***		1.328***		1.419***
		(0.381)		(0.380)		(0.388)
SOE reform 1998*year 1997		-0.015		0.253		0.282
		(0.384)		(0.308)		(0.312)
SOE reform 1998*year 1996		-0.682*		-0.451		-0.424
		(0.378)		(0.292)		(0.293)
SOE reform 1998*year 1995		0.070
		(0.378)
Year fixed effect	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes
Prefecture fixed effect	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes
N	1,680	1,680	693	693	691	691
R2	0.005	0.052	0.060	0.070	0.063	0.074
Adjusted R2	-0.113	-0.066	-0.230	-0.224	-0.229	-0.222
F Statistic	3.941** (df = 2; 1500)	9.087*** (df = 9; 1493)	16.736*** (df = 2; 529)	7.913*** (df = 5; 526)	11.865*** (df = 3; 526)	6.921*** (df = 6; 523)
*p < .1; **p < .05; ***p < .01
This table adds control variables to regression functions as in table 3.2.1.1. Columns (a) and (b) show that the positive relationship between SOE reform in 1998 and out-migration in the same year remains after controlling for local GDP per capita. Colunms (c) to (f) show that after controlling for non-state sector share of total population, the effect sizes of SOE reforms in 1998 become a bit smaller. Non-state sector share in local economies is negatively associated with out-migration