Table 7.

Coefficients of Mobility Sorted by Type of Birthplace

Birthplace
Large City			Small City			High Malaria Rural			Low Malaria Rural			Foreign
111	1.7964	**	211	—		311			411			511	1.9026	***
112			212	—		312	—		412			512	1.0193
113	—		213	—		313	—		413			513
114	1.0364		214	—		314	—		414	1.0106		514	2.9922	***
121	—		221			321	—		421			521
122	1.6488		222	1.4335	*	322	—		422	1.7306	**	522	2.6564	***
123			223			323	—		423	—		523	—
124	—		224	0.7380		324			424	1.1024		524	1.4083
131			231	—		331	0.9883		431			531	2.2441	**
132	—		232	—		332	0.7060		432	0.7648		532	1.2373
133			233			333	1.2293	***	433	0.7060	***	533	1.6062	**
134			234			334	0.9927		434	0.9408		534	0.9572
141	1.4953		241	1.5468		341	0.9879		441	1.2786	*	541	2.1323	***
142			242	1.6339	**	342			442	1.1338		542	0.9193
143	0.7492		243	1.5950		343	0.8678		443	1.0234		543	0.9402
144	1.0603		244	1.4263	**	344	0.8934		444	Omitted		544	1.1876	***

Notes: Out of 3,732 samples employed in the previous analyses, we used 3,684 veterans here by limiting our analysis to the mobility groups with 5 samples or more. The groups with blank above were dropped because of their sample sizes are less than 5. On the other hand, we denoted the groups without observation by hyphens (—). ‘Omitted’ group is the reference group. Values of the hazard ratios over 1.5000 have been bolded. Besides mobility dummies, we controlled for birth year and other explanatory variables listed in Table 5. Single asterisk denotes statistical significance at the 90% level of confidence, double 95%, triple 99%.