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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jun 3.
Published in final edited form as: Stud Comp Int Dev. 2011 Mar;46(1):70–97. doi: 10.1007/s12116-010-9081-9

Table 4. Political activity and access to welfare: logistic and ordered logistic regression estimates.

Variables Model 1 (WELFARE1) Model 2 (WELFARE1) Model 3 (WELFARE2) Model 4 (WELFARE2)
PAI 0.382*** (0.070) 0.385*** (0.077) 0.428*** (0.068) 0.429*** (0.0671)
Age −0.012 (0.043) 0.008 (0.048) 0.012 (0.041) 0.0383 (0.0442)
Sex (1=female) 0.349*** (0.120) 0.450*** (0.125) 0.321*** (0.116) 0.446*** (0.114)
Income 0.013 (0.075) 0.045 (0.076) −0.001 (0.992) 0.0372 (0.0735)
Own −0.435*** (0.093) −0.290*** (0.089) −0.449*** (0.089) −0.309*** (0.0842)
Need 0.144 (0.118) 0.173 (0.108) 0.167 (0.121) 0.190** (0.0927)
Religious participation 0.070 (0.069) 0.121* (0.069) 0.091 (0.058) 0.150** (0.0601)
Piety −0.027 (0.063) −0.009 (0.064) −0.052 (0.063) −0.0419 (0.0633)
Child 0.696*** (0.194) 0.561*** (0.200) 0.864 (0.175) 0.742*** (0.186)
Fractionalization −0.004 (0.004) −0.002 (0.005) −0.003 (0.005) −0.00244 (0.00441)
Shi'a 0.365 (0.241) 0.398* (0.233)
Sunni 0.941*** (0.282) 1.144*** (0.266)
Constant −0.757** (0.375) −1.221*** (0.428) 0.883** (0.363) 1.382*** (0.396)
Observations 1,641 1,418 1,641 1,418
Pseudo R2 0.0517 0.0674 0.0451 0.0630

In model 3, all values of the dependent variable are compared to non-receipt of welfare. Standard errors in parentheses

*

p≤0.1,

**

p≤0.05,

***

p≤0.01