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. 2009 Feb;46(1):43–63. doi: 10.1353/dem.0.0039

Table 5.

Tobit Analysis of the Impact of Adult Mortality on Marriage, With Controls for Respondents’ Education and Village Fixed Effects

Variable Age at First Marriage
Interval Between First Sex and Marriage
(1) (2) (3) (4)
District Adult Mortality in Childhood –0.0053
(1.79)
–0.015**
(2.87)
–0.0293**
(5.89)
–0.0668**
(7.41)
Highest Education Attained (ref. = no education)
  Primary education 0.5821**
(6.50)
0.2112
(1.28)
–0.1587
(1.02)
–0.9118**
(3.17)
  Secondary education 3.5993**
(26.63)
3.6652**
(14.82)
3.2789**
(14.22)
–0.0199
(0.05)
  Higher education 6.9723**
(14.06)
6.778**
(6.41)
6.2455**
(7.64)
–2.2777
(1.28)
  Primary education × Adult mortality 0.0128**
(2.60)
0.0303**
(3.55)
  Secondary education × Adult mortality 0.001
(0.17)
0.0955**
(8.79)
  Higher education × Adult mortality 0.0075
(0.24)
0.2669**
(5.33)
Number of Siblings 0.0074
(0.47)
0.0068
(0.43)
–0.0129
(0.47)
–0.0064
(0.24)
Birth Order –0.0196
(1.16)
–0.019
(1.12)
–0.0266
(0.90)
–0.0273
(0.93)
Proportion of Deceased Infant/Child Siblings –0.3614*
(2.20)
–0.3556*
(2.17)
–0.6674*
(2.34)
–0.6588*
(2.32)
Proportion of Deceased Adult Siblings –0.5779
(1.64)
–0.5889
(1.67)
–0.7957
(1.30)
–0.6712
(1.10)
Childhood Place of Residence Is a Town –0.2635
(1.34)
–0.2578
(1.32)
–0.3865
(1.17)
–0.3046
(0.92)
Childhood Place of Residence Is a Countryside –0.0523
(0.29)
–0.0524
(0.29)
–0.1332
(0.43)
–0.0617
(0.20)
Number of Observations 9,161 8,527 8,527 8,527
Uncensored Observations 7,723 7,106 7,106 7,106
Censored Observations 1,438 1,421 1,421 1,421

Notes: Absolute t statistics are in parentheses. Models include a constant term and dummy variables for village and women’s age (birth year), ethnicity, and religion.

p < .10;

*

p < .05;

**

p < .01