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. 2010 Nov;47(4):989–1012. doi: 10.1007/BF03213736

Table 8.

Language and Sex Ratios: Province Fixed Effects

Language (1) (2) (3)
Aryan (Central) 0.170** (0.028) 0.149* (0.072) 0.068 (0.079)
Aryan (North) 0.222** (0.030) 0.201** (0.073) 0.035 (0.091)
Aryan (East) 0.026 (0.027) 0.005 (0.072) −0.062 (0.080)
Aryan (South) 0.065 (0.091) 0.044 (0.110) 0.053 (0.110)
Foreign 0.115 (0.120) 0.094 (0.140) −0.033 (0.150)
Munda 0.015 (0.061) −0.006 (0.090) −0.060 (0.094)
Tibetan 0.121 (0.200) 0.100 (0.210) 0.029 (0.220)
Hilly (North) 0.133 (0.069) 0.112 (0.096) −0.058 (0.110)
Hilly (East) 0.087 (0.100) 0.065 (0.120) −0.006 (0.130)
Tribal (East) 0.051 (0.043) 0.029 (0.079) −0.042 (0.088)
Tribal (North) 0.240 (0.210) 0.219 (0.220) 0.049 (0.230)
Tribal (South) 0.164 (0.160) 0.143 (0.170) 0.153 (0.170)
Canarese −0.012 (0.093) −0.002 (0.092)
Malayalese −0.003 (0.110) 0.007 (0.110)
Telegu −0.013 (0.076) −0.004 (0.075)
Tamil −0.041 (0.077) −0.032 (0.077)
Punjab 0.180** (0.059)
Bengal 0.082 (0.044)
Constant 0.990** (0.020) 1.011** (0.069) 1.001** (0.069)
Number of Observations 631 631 631
R2 .12 .12 .13

Notes: Dravidian (southern) is the omitted category. All regressions are weighted with weights equal to the square root of the population in language i and district j. Standard errors are in parentheses.

p < .10;

*

p < .05;

**

p < .01