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Published in final edited form as: Am Econ Rev. 2013 May;103(3):439–444. doi: 10.1257/aer.103.3.439

Table 2.

Impact of Others’ Testing

	Attitudes on deaths Attributable to HIV			Sexual behavior

Dependent variable	Died ever HIV (1)	Died in last year HIV (2)	Relatives died HIV (3)	MCP last year (4)	Current condom use (spouse) (5)	Recent condom use (any partner)(6)
Proportion of village got HIV results	−12.72^*** (2.892)	−0.863 (0.699)	−1.433 ^** (0.590)	−0.008 (0.107)	−0.382 ^*** (0.132)	−0.385 ^*** (0.132)
Dependent variable in 2004	0.129^*** (0.0207)	0.162^*** (0.0313)	0.304^*** (0.0362)	0.290^*** (0.0429)	0.280^*** (0.0424)	0.237^*** (0.0387)
Observations	1,991	1,989	1,984	1,995	1,995	1,995
R²	0.078	0.076	0.104	0.197	0.127	0.155
Average of dependent variable	8.852	1.971	1.455	0.194	0.225	0.267

Notes: Robust standard errors in brackets. Standard errors are clustered by village. Controls include: age, age square, HIV status in 2004, years of schooling in 2004, marital status in 2004 and a male indicator. Missing covariates are imputed with the mean of the covariate, and a missing dummy indicator is included in the set of controls. Regressions are weighted according to 2004 village size. MCP = Multiple Concurrent Partners.

^***

Significant at the 1 percent level.

^**

Significant at the 5 percent level.

Significant at the 10 percent level.