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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 31.
Published in final edited form as: Demography. 2015 Feb;52(1):233–257. doi: 10.1007/s13524-014-0365-y

Table 4.

Coefficients on the effect of migration status between 2005 and 2007 on physical health status (PCS) using fixed-effects regression (standard errors are shown in parentheses)

Covariates Model 1 (N = 2,509) Model 2 (N = 2,509) Model 3 (N = 292)
Migration Status
    All urban-bound migrants 0.388 (0.554)
    Rural-to-urban migrants 0.434 (0.695) 0.125 (0.987)
    Rural-urban-rural return migrants 0.322 (0.830) ref.
    Rural comparison group ref. ref.
Married (ref. = single) –0.644 (0.789) –0.647 (0.790) –2.385 (1.622)
Widowed/Divorced/Separated (ref. = single) 0.093 (1.143) 0.089 (1.144) 1.191 (2.735)
Primary Education (ref. = no education) 0.730 (1.687) 0.735 (1.688) –4.617 (5.709)
Secondary Education (ref. = no education) 1.142 (1.940) 1.148 (1.941) –4.207 (6.046)
Higher Education (ref. = no education) 0.206 (2.164) 0.201 (2.165) –5.652 (6.204)
Looking for a Job (ref. = not working) –0.227 (1.258) –0.223 (1.259) –0.375 (2.726)
Working (ref. = not working) –0.571 (0.415) –0.572 (0.415) –1.015 (1.421)
Student (ref. = not working) 0.079 (1.073) 0.082 (1.073) –1.187 (1.869)
Moved Within Kanchanaburi Study Sitesa (ref. = did not move/urban-bound move) 0.481 (0.729) 0.481 (0.729)
Year (ref. = 2005) –0.528** (0.196) –0.528** (0.196) 0.042 (0.779)
Constant 53.412*** (1.750) 53.410*** (1.750) 59.624*** (5.679)

Note: Hausman statistical tests: Model 1 chi-squared = 20.67, p =.037; Model 2 chi-squared = 25.46, p = .013; Model 3 chi-squared = 7.80, p = .649.

a

This variable controls for movement among the rural comparison group with the Kanchanaburi study sites.

**

p < .01

***

p < .001