Table 4.

Fixed-effects models of the desire to stop childbearing as predicted by demographic, economic, and health conditions (parameter estimates and standard errors)

	Model 1: All waves			Model 2: Waves 2 and 3
	b	SE		b	SE
Number of living childrena	1.11	0.12	***	1.18	0.19	***
Not married	0.64	0.25	**	0.52	0.34
Household wealth index	−0.01	0.07		0.06	0.10
Household owns cattle	−0.21	0.19		−0.12	0.28
Household better off than nearby households	--			−0.52	0.20	*
Husband is a successful migrant	−0.40	0.17	*	−0.29	0.23
Husband is an unsuccessful migrant	−0.19	0.17		−0.23	0.23
Very worried about contracting HIV	−0.28	0.12	*	−0.31	0.16	*
Good self-rated health	--			−0.46	0.18	*
Years elapsed since W1 interview	0.05	0.04		−0.01	0.06
N (total observations)	5575			3896
N (informative observations)	2070			928
−2 Log likelihood	1144			549

^aFor pregnant women, includes current pregnancy.

Women who were interviewed in at least two survey waves (Model 1) or in waves 2 and 3 (Model 2) with non-missing data on outcome and predictor variables.

⁺p<0.10;

^*p<0.05;

^**p<0.01;

^***p<0.001.