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. 2015 Nov 24;5:34. doi: 10.1186/s13561-015-0072-4

Table 3.

Decomposition results from height-for-age scores

Variables Estimated Coefficients Concentration Index Percentage Contribution
Place of residence (urban) −0.0732 0.56550*** 7.85282
(0.0551) (0.0153) (5.2993)
Mother’s education attainment
Primary −0.17636*** 0.27811*** 12.91317***
(0.0508) (0.0117) (3.3894)
Secondary and above −0.30692*** 0.71319*** 10.50996**
(0.1155) (0.0195) (4.0899)
Source of antenatal care
Doctor −0.39623** 0.13920*** 1.41282*
(0.1584) (0.0519) (0.7509)
Nurse/Midwife −0.19795* −0.01113*** −1.37141*
(0.1040) (0.0033) (0.7924)
Health insurance −0.10924* 0.04766*** 1.91208***
(0.0589) (0.0109) (0.6514)
Age of child 0.21001*** −0.01097 3.13153
(0.0188) (0.0073) (1.9676)
Child size at birth
Very large −0.0189 0.00012 0.00065
(0.0709) (0.0135) (0.2493)
Larger than average −0.05438 0.00397 0.06592
(0.0666) (0.0118) (0.3196)
Household wealth quintile
Middle −0.15129** 0.46955*** 6.64145**
(0.0766) (0.0109) (3.2391)
Rich −0.46485*** 0.80418*** 49.38621***
(0.0726) (0.0105) (6.3955)

Source: Authors’ computation

Statistical significance were marked as * =p < 0.10, ** =p < 0.05, *** =p < 0.01. Bootstrapped standard errors are reported in parenthesis