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. 2020 Sep 22;1:100013. doi: 10.1016/j.hpopen.2020.100013

Table 1.

Estimation results of the Health Production Model with Life expectancy and Infant Mortality

Variables Coefficient Estimates
Dependent Variable- Log Health
Life Expectancy Infant Mortality
lnHEALTHt−1 0.854*** (0.0308) 0.850*** (0.0363)
ln GDP per capita 0.045** (0.0202) 0.032 (0.0293)
ln Food Production index -0.001 (0.0103) -0.021 (0.0158)
ln Health expenditure 0.013*** (0.0025) -0.007* (0. 0039)
Political Institutional Quality Index 0.001 (0.0196) -0.035 (0.0239)
HIV prevalence -0.004*** (0.0012) -0.001 (0.0042)
Healthcare Access Quality Index -0.002* (0.0009) -0.004** (0.0020)
Average Years of Schooling 0.009* (0.0052) -0.037*** (0.0117)
Urban Population growth 0.002** (0. 0008) -0.013 (0.0140)
Access to Clean Water Source 0.0001 (0.0004) -0.001 (0.0007)
Alcohol Consumption 0.0005* (0.0003) 0.001*** (0.0003)
Time Dummies Yes Yes
First Order Serial Correlation 2.08 (0.038) - 0.71 (0.471)
Second Order Serial Correlation 1.93 (0.053) -0.88 (0.377)
Sargan Test 12.59 (1.000) 17.15 (1.000)
Wald Test 1.29e+06 296540.35
Number of Obs. 520 491
Number of Instruments 99 87

Note; * p < 0.1, **p < 0.05 and ***p < 0.01, Standard Errors in Parentheses for Coefficients: P-values in parentheses for Sargan test and Serial correlation tests

Life Expectancy – Health stock is measured by Life expectancy

Infant Mortality – Health stock is measured by Infant Mortality