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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Econ. 2015 Aug 24;44:195–211. doi: 10.1016/j.jhealeco.2015.07.008

Table 6.

The Effect of ART Availability on Work Time

Hours per Day
Total
Farm
Home
Other
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
Panel A: Full Sample
2010 · ART proximity 5.04***
(1.89)
[0.63]
5.17***
(1.80)
[0.65]
2.21*
(1.18)
[0.28]
2.08*
(1.20)
[0.26]
0.98
(1.05)
[0.12]
1.23
(1.10)
[0.15]
1.85*
(1.03)
[0.23]
1.86*
(1.01)
[0.23]
Proportional selection δ
Dependent variable mean
Observations
-
7.49
5380
−2.23
7.49
5380
-
2.48
5380
0.86
2.48
5380
-
3.58
5380
−0.19
3.58
5380
-
1.44
5380
−4.14
1.44
5380

Panel B: HIV−/NCT Sample
2010 · ART proximity 5.59***
(1.77)
[0.70]
5.34***
(1.62)
[0.67]
2.84***
(1.07)
[0.36]
2.74**
(1.17)
[0.34]
0.79
(1.04)
[0.10]
0.89
(0.95)
[0.11]
1.96**
(0.93)
[0.24]
1.71**
(0.84)
[0.21]
Proportional selection δ
Dependent variable mean
Observations
-
7.49
4030
1.11
7.49
4030
-
2.50
4030
1.27
2.50
4030
-
3.52
4030
−0.89
3.52
4030
-
1.46
4030
0.63
1.46
4030

Demo and economic controls - Yes - Yes - Yes - Yes

Note: Village-clustered standard errors appear in parentheses. Impacts of a change from 8 kilometers to 4 kilometers (0.125 · β̂) appear in brackets. Even columns control for Post · demographic characteristics, economic shocks, and access to social safety nets. All regressions include individual and region · time fixed effects.

*

p < 0.1,

**

p < 0.05,

***

p < 0.01.