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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Dev Econ. 2011 Jul 1;95(2):121–136. doi: 10.1016/j.jdeveco.2010.05.005

Table 6.

Probit regressions for probability of enrollment in 2004, CAPS respondents enrolled in grades 8 or 9 in 2002

Probits for enrollment
Test of
equality of
coefficients
Marginal effects at X1
Variable African Coloured African Coloured

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Number of grades failed, Wave 1 −0.138
[0.077]*
−0.390
[0.106]***
3.773
(0.052)*
−0.031
[0.020]
−0.107
[0.039]***

Standardized LNE total score 0.139
[0.088]
0.258
[0.123]**
0.603
(0.437)
0.031
[0.019]*
0.071
[0.032]**

Log hh income per cap. −0.086
[0.108]
0.335
[0.107]***
7.667
(0.005)***
−0.020
[0.026]
0.092
[0.036]**

Mother’s schooling 0.084
[0.029]***
−0.027
[0.034]
6.468
(0.011)**
0.019
[0.008]**
−0.008
[0.009]

Father’s schooling −0.017
[0.032]
0.089
[0.037]**
4.784
(0.029)**
−0.004
[0.007]
0.024
[0.011]**

Local unemployment rate for age and sex 1.451
[0.549]***
0.170
[0.408]
3.718
(0.054)*
0.328
[0.184]*
0.047
[0.112]

Failed in 2002 −0.696
[0.161]***
−1.420
[0.221]***
7.038
(0.008)***
−0.212
[0.066]***
−0.517
[0.077]***

Grade 9 in 2002 −0.099
[0.168]
−0.346
[0.162]**
1.142
(0.285)
−0.024
[0.039]
−0.109
[0.048]**

Female 0.045
[0.172]
0.035
[0.155]
0.001
(0.965)
0.010
[0.039]
0.010
[0.043]

Constant −0.248
[0.524]
0.622
[0.499]
1.540
(0.215)

Predicted probability at X1 0.857 0.806

Observations 441 394

Robust standard errors in brackets in columns 1-2 and 4-5; p-value of F tests in parentheses in column 3

*

significant at 10%

**

significant at 5%

***

significant at 1%. Regression includes dummy variables for missing values on parental schooling and household shock. Marginal effects evaluated for female in grade 8 in 2002, 1 failed grade, LNE=0, log income=0, parental schooling=8, unemployment rate=0.6, passed grade in 2002.