Table 3.

Correlates of Entry into First Marriage for Indonesian Men Aged 15–49 in 2000 (n=4,496)

	1		2		3		4		5
	B	SE B	B	SE B	B	SE B	B	SE B	B	SE B
District-level male wage rate	−0.37** (0.69)	0.09	−0.04 (0.96)	0.13	−0.38** (0.68)	0.10	−0.44 (0.65)	0.26	−0.36** (0.70)	0.10
Mother’s educationa:
0 years	0.46** (1.59)	0.12	0.38** (1.47)	0.12	0.47** (1.59)	0.12	0.46** (1.59)	0.12	0.47** (1.59)	0.12
1–6 years	0.17 (1.19)	0.10	0.12 (1.13)	0.10	0.18 (1.19)	0.10	0.17 (1.19)	0.10	0.17 (1.19)	0.10
In school previous year	−0.60** (0.55)	0.12	−0.60** (0.55)	0.12	−0.58** (0.56)	0.13	−0.60** (0.55)	0.12	−0.61** (0.55)	0.12
Ever employed	1.31** (3.72)	0.16	1.31** (3.71)	0.16	1.31** (3.72)	0.16	1.34** (3.83)	0.19	1.31** (3.72)	0.16
Number of years since migrating	0.04** (1.04)	0.01	0.04** (1.04)	0.01	0.04** (1.04)	0.01	0.04** (1.04)	0.01	0.04** (1.04)	0.01
Interactions:
Wage rate x Mother 0 years educationa			−0.45 (0.64)	0.165**
Wage rate x Mother 1–6 years educationa			−0.39 (0.68)	0.144**
Wage rate x In school previous year					0.06 (1.06)	0.16
Wage rate x Ever employed							0.07 (1.07)	0.27
Wage rate x Years since migrating									−0.01 (1.00)	0.01
Constant	−15.01**	0.94	−14.98	0.94	−15.01**	0.94	−15.04**	0.94	−14.97**	0.94
Observations (person-years)	22256		22256		22256		22256		22256
Province-level fixed effects	Yes		Yes		Yes		Yes		Yes
BIC	9049		9057		9058		9059		9058

Note: Odds ratios in parentheses. Standard errors estimated to address clustering at the community level. Controls for age and age squared are included in each model but are not shown. Wald tests (not shown) suggest that the first order terms for mother’s education are jointly significant in each model. Data from the Indonesia Family Life Survey.

^aThe omitted category for mother’s education is 7 or more years.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.