Table 3. Test results of second-order stochastic dominance (SSD) for pairwise comparison of circumstances by education level of the mother, family socioeconomic stratum, area of residence, and sex.
| Variable | Education level of the mother | Socioeconomic stratum | Zone | Sex | ||||||
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| Secondary | Primary | Uneducated | C2 | C3 | D | E | Rural | Female | ||
| Education level of the mother | ||||||||||
| Tertiary | ? | > | > | |||||||
| Secondary | > | > | ||||||||
| Primary | > | |||||||||
| Socioeconomic stratum | ||||||||||
| ABC1 | > | > | > | > | ||||||
| C2 | > | > | > | |||||||
| C3 | > | > | ||||||||
| D | > | |||||||||
| Zone | Urban | > | ||||||||
| Sex | Male | > | ||||||||
The sign “>” indicates that the circumstances of the row dominate the circumstance of the column in terms of SSD. The “?” indicates that we cannot determine whether the circumstances of the row dominate that of the column in terms of SSD, and vice versa.