Table 3.

Results for armed robbery rates regressed on socioeconomic change, social institutions, and interaction terms (n=78).

	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3		Model 4
Variables	b	p-value	b	p-value	b	p-value	b	p-value
Constant	167.247	.041	182.217	.027	165.106	.042	166.601	.041
SE change	0.382	.707	0.483	.633	13.064	.138	0.371	.714
Family	23.045	.661	23.931	.646	23.931	.646	21.012	.688
Log education	−4.600	.158	−5.637	.090	−5.637	.090	−4.752	.144
Log polity	−39.713	.038	−42.018	.028	−42.018	.028	−40.076	.036
Log inequality	3.492	.406	3.672	.379	3.672	.379	4.567	.286
Alcohol	0.212	.003	0.208	.003	0.208	.003	0.211	.003
Urban	29.029	.003	27.814	.004	27.814	.004	29.433	.002
Log males	−10.046	.561	−9.418	.582	−9.418	.582	−10.134	.555
Caucasus	8.343	.054	8.321	.053	8.321	.053	8.635	.046
East	4.224	.144	3.975	.166	3.975	.166	4.505	.119
SE change × Family			81.566	.147
SE change × Education					−0.816	.147
SE change × Polity							−23.884	.212