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    題名: 休閒運動行為與工資的關聯性：以臺灣為例
    Relationship between Exercising and Labor Market Outcomes in Taiwan
    作者: 周祖彣
    Chou, Zu-Wun
    貢獻者: 陳鎮洲
    周祖彣
    Chou, Zu-Wun
    關鍵詞: 休閒運動
    薪資
    臺灣
    Exercise
    Wage
    Taiwan
    日期: 2023
    上傳時間: 2024-03-01 13:51:32 (UTC+8)
    摘要: 基於健康考量，運動參與的倡導一直是國民健康發展的重要規劃之一。
    許多國家也進一步探討定期運動是否與勞動市場薪資的提升相關，
    本文使用2020年家庭動態追蹤資料庫（PSFD）的樣本，
    透過穩健的最小平方法進行對運動習慣與勞動市場表現之間關係的分析，
    旨在填補臺灣運動領域與薪資關聯的知識空白，
    並發現定期運動與薪資之間存在正向關係，其溢價範圍介於2%至6%之間。

    教育程度越高，運動習慣（包含運動頻率與每次運動的時間長度）的溢價越明顯，但也伴隨著較大的邊際遞減效應，也就是運動參與與預期薪資的關係圖凹性愈明顯。
    在以年齡段區分的回歸結果中亦發現，運動習慣與預期薪資之間呈現與教育程度相似的趨勢，尤其在30至50歲的年齡層間最為清晰。
    在居住地類別中，運動頻率與預期薪資之間亦存在凹性關係，而運動時間與預期薪資的關係則是在不同城市之間存在差異。
    This article aims to investigate whether regular exercise leads to an increase in wages in the labor market.
    Additionally, it seeks to contribute to filling the knowledge gap in Taiwan's exercise field.
    This article uses the Panel Study of Family Dynamics (PSFD) 2020 survey as a sample to analyze the relationship between exercise habits and labor market performance.
    Through robust Ordinary Least Square Analysis, it was found that a positive relationship was observed between regular exercise and wages, with a premium ranging from 2% to 6%.

    The higher the education level, the more obvious the premium for exercise participation, but it also bears a larger marginal diminishing effect.
    A similar pattern is consistently observed between exercise habits and predicted ln(wage) in each age segment.
    Exercise frequency shows a concave relationship with ln(wage) across residence categories, while the impact of exercise duration on ln(wage) varies among cities.
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    國立政治大學
    經濟學系
    110258014
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