Table 1.
Names and definitions of main variables.
Variables | Variable meaning |
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RIF_CI | Recentralization impact index of health inequality, which is calculated according to the health status and income level ranking of the sample, and then the health concentration index is recentralized by using the recentralization influence function. |
Public Hospital Reform | Coverage of public hospital reform. If it is overridden, the value is 1, and if it is not overridden, the value is 0. |
Urban | The value for urban areas is 1 and for rural areas is 0. |
Age | Age of the respondents. |
Gender | The value for male is 1, for female is 0. |
Marital Status | The value is 1 for single; 2 for married; 3 for dating; 4 for divorced; 5 for widowed. |
Years of Schooling | Number of years of schooling of the respondents. |
Basic Medical Insurance | For those who have basic domestic medical insurance, the value is 1. |
Family size | Number of family members. |
District | The value is 0 in the eastern region, 1 in the central region, and 2 in the western region. |
Lngdp | Logarithmic value of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). |
Lntech | Logarithm of the number of medical technicians per 1,000 population. |
Ln_bmi_cz | Instrumental variable whose value is the logarithm of the cumulative balance of basic health insurance for urban workers in the previous year. |
Mi | For those who have basic domestic medical insurance, the value is 1. |