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. 2023 Mar 13;11:1131337. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1131337

Table 1.

Summary statistics.

Obs Mean p50 Std dev Min Max
Junk food intake 9,995 0.480 0 0.500 0 1
Gender 9,995 0.496 0 0.500 0 1
Education 9,995 1.902 2 0.983 1 5
Self-rated health 9,995 3.307 3 1.280 1 5
Work status 9,995 0.202 0 0.402 0 1
Household incomes per capita 9,995 9,775.647 7,340 9,763.446 0.833 117,665
Age_60.25 9,995 −3.212 −3.583 8.203 −15.500 15.500
Pension 9,995 0.211 0 0.408 0 1

Gender is a dummy variable which takes the value 1 if the person is male, and 0 if otherwise. Education is a continuous variable which equals 1 if the person is illiterate, 2 if the person receives elementary school education, 3 if the person receives junior high school education, 4 if the person receives senior high school or technical secondary school education, and 5 if the person receives junior college education and above. Self-rated health is a continuous variable which equals 1 if the person considers himself/herself rather healthy, 2 if the person considers himself/herself very healthy, 3 if the person considers himself/herself healthy, 4 if the person considers himself/herself a little unhealthy, and 5 if the person considers himself/herself unhealthy. Work status is a dummy variable which takes the value 1 if the person has jobs, and 0 if otherwise. Household incomes per capita is the average income of the person's household excluding pensions. Age_60.25 is a continuous variable after respondents' age is standardized. Pension is a dummy variable which takes the value 1 if the person receives the pension from the NRPS, and 0 if otherwise.

Source: CFPS2014.