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Published in final edited form as: Demogr Res. 2012 Jun 27;26:10.4054/DemRes.2012.26.24. doi: 10.4054/DemRes.2012.26.24

Table 2.

Unstandardized coefficients showing the model building process for random intercept models predicting financial capital for migrants in rural areas of Madagascar

Model 1
Model 2
Model 3
Model 4
b z b z b z b z
Intercept 2.579*** 56.21 2.530*** 55.66 2.502*** 68.55 2.366*** 35.22
Migrant 0.140*** 6.43 0.110*** 5.15 0.110*** 5.08
Length of residence 0.030 1.85 0.027 1.67 0.029 1.82
Age −0.002* −2.56 −0.002** −2.65
Male 0.088*** 6.56 0.089*** 6.58
Married 0.077*** 4.91 0.077*** 4.85
Religious 0.367*** 21.01 0.364*** 20.71
  Professional/Supervisor1 0.600*** 12.71 0.597*** 12.56
  Service worker1 0.196*** 5.46 0.207*** 5.73
  Skilled manual worker1 −0.285*** −11.76 −0.283*** −11.64
  Unskilled worker1 −0.119* −2.25 −0.111* −2.09
Household size 0.028*** 9.88 0.028*** 9.76
No. children (<5years) −0.155*** −21.12 −0.156*** −21.03
Development index 1.578*** 36.23 1.584*** 36.10
NDVI (August 2008) 0.297* 2.49

Variance components
 Between clusters 0.918*** 14.61 0.892*** 14.72 0.145*** 13.33 0.143*** 13.22
 Within clusters 0.780*** 96.41 0.775*** 95.79 0.710*** 95.97 0.711*** 95.26
ICC2 0.54 0.54 0.17 0.17
BIC3 51,062 50,519 48,242 47,544
N 19,033 18,872 18,867 18,587
1

Reference category for occupation: Not working;

2

ICC=Intra-class Correlation Coefficient;

3

Bayesian Information Criteria (lower numbers indicate better model fit);

*

p≤.05;

**

p≤.01;

***

p≤.001

Source: Demographic and Health Survey for Madagascar 2008/2009