Table B1.

Probability of attriting between 1997 and 2003 as a function of characteristics in 1997: Children 0 to 8 in 1997 eligible for benefits in 1997

	All attritors		Individual attritiona		Household attritionb
	(1)	(2)	(1)	(2)	(1)	(2)
T1998 = 1; T1999 = 0	−0.006	0.022	0.003	0.039	−0.01	−0.02
	[0.005]	[0.036]	[0.003]	[0.020]*	[0.005]*	[0.032]
Interactions
T1998*age		0.006		0.002		0.004
		[0.004]		[0.002]		[0.004]
T1998*gender		0.015		0.009		0.006
		[0.011]		[0.005]		[0.010]
T1998*indigenous		0.038		0.004		0.032
		[0.023]*		[0.010]		[0.021]
T1998*schooling		−0.019		−0.005		−0.014
		[0.011]*		[0.005]		[0.010]
T1998*enrolled		−0.026		−0.003		−0.021
		[0.018]		[0.008]		[0.016]
T1998*father schooling		0.004		0.001		0.003
		[0.003]		[0.001]		[0.002]
T1998*father age		−0.001		0.001		−0.001
		[0.001]		[0.000]		[0.001]
T1998*father indigenous		−0.05		0.019		−0.068
		[0.038]		[0.028]		[0.029]**
T1998*father bilingual		0.108		0.021		0.081
		[0.046]**		[0.027]		[0.041]**
T1998*mother schooling		0.003		−0.003		0.005
		[0.002]		[0.001]**		[0.002]**
T1998*mother age		−0.003		−0.002		−0.001
		[0.001]***		[0.000]***		[0.001]
T1998*mother indigenous		0.046		−0.027		0.1
		[0.034]		[0.007]***		[0.036]***
T1998*mother bilingual		−0.087		0.012		−0.088
		[0.018]***		[0.013]		[0.014]***
T1998*rooms		0		−0.001		0.001
		[0.001]		[0.000]		[0.001]
T1998*electricity		0.025		0.002		0.02
		[0.013]**		[0.006]		[0.011]*
T1998*water		0.027		−0.001		0.027
		[0.014]**		[0.006]		[0.013]**
T1998*dirt floor		0.031		−0.007		0.04
		[0.014]**		[0.005]		[0.013]***
Observations	23393	22756	23393	22756	23393	22756

Standard errors in brackets

^* significant at 10%;

^**significant at 5%;

^*** significant at 1%

^aIndividual attrition refers to individuals who attrit but original household stays in sample.

^bHousehold attrition refers to individuals attriting because entire household attrits.