Table 6.
Poora Odds ratio |
Middle classa Odds ratio |
Richa Odds ratio |
|
---|---|---|---|
ITN (Specification 3) | 0.805 (− 1.41) | 1.325 (1.28) | 1.229 (0.71) |
IRS (Specification 3) | 0.249 d (−7.35) | 0.363 b (−1.88) | 1.112 (0.20) |
Both ITN and IRS (Specification 3) | 0.257 d (−6.43) | 0.752 (−0.43) | 1.193 (0.24) |
Individual attributes (I) | |||
Age | 1.019d (2.61) | 1.038c (2.56) | 1.029b (1.68) |
Female | 0.944 (−0.48) | 1.095 (0.43) | 0.779 (−0.90) |
Child weight | 1.575d (3.16) | 1.672b (1.66) | 1.597 (1.14) |
Weight square | 0.982d (−3.43) | 0.974c (−2.21) | 0.977 (−1.34) |
Environmental factors (E) | |||
Rural | 1.807d (3.28) | 1.529b (1.91) | 2.071c (2.03) |
Hhsize | 1.048c (02.15) | 1.232d (4.13) | 1.046 (0.55) |
Mother’s education (Base = no education) | |||
Primary | 0.679b (−1.91) | 1.350 (0.75) | 2.697 (1.55) |
Secondary and above | 0.605c (−2.15) | 1.11 (0.35) | 1.850 (1.07) |
Father’s education (Base = no education) | |||
Primary | 0.651c (−2.37) | 0.878 (−0.24) | 1.356 (0.32) |
Secondary and above | 0.618d (−2.81) | 0.888 (−0.25) | 0.647 (− 0.53) |
Malaria preventive measure (MP) | |||
IRS | 0.372d (−6.12) | 0.311c (−2.23) | 1.056 (0.10) |
ITNbprim_edu | 1.438 (1.42) | 1.300 (0.58) | 3.544 c (2.57) |
ITNbsec_edu | 0.699 (−1.02) | 0.711 (−0.63) | 0.123 d (−3.23) |
BCC strategies | |||
TV | 0.795b (−1.66) | 0.611c (−2.09) | 0.712 (−0.71) |
Radio | 0.989 (−0.08) | 0.992 (−0.03) | 1.109 (0.24) |
Newspaperbprim_edu | 0.194 (0.37) | 1.862 (0.391) | 1.069 (0.11) |
Newspaper_sec_edu | 0.181c (−2.28) | 0.314 (−1.08) | 0.552 (−0.75) |
Constant | 0.218d (−4.02) | 0.004c (−2.87) | 0.002c (−2.31) |
Pseudo R2 | 0.079 | 0.091 | 0.097 |
Prob > chi2 | 121.31d | 50.83d | 43.69d |
N | 1335 | 463 | 664 |
Source: Author’s own computation from GDHS 2014 data
T-statistics are in parentheses
aPoorest and poorer = poor, middle = middle class, richer and richest = rich
b, c, d Significant at 10, 5 and 1%, respectively
Bolded variables are statistically significant