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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 5.
Published in final edited form as: Food Policy. 2017 Dec 1;74:82–99. doi: 10.1016/j.foodpol.2017.11.007

Table 2.

Results from Fully Interacted Model Comparing Pre/Initial Harvest vs. Peak Harvest

(1) (2)
Food Security Score Log P.C. Food Consumption
Estimate Interacted Estimate Estimate Interacted Estimate
Pre/Initial Harvest Dummy 5.799*
(3.092)		 −0.104
(0.267)
# Adults l8 – 59 0.103
(0.340)		 −0.903**
(0.447)		 0098***
(0.032)		 0.027
(0.041)
Distance to Food Market −0.100**
(0.042)		 0.099*
(0.054)		 0.005*
(0.003)		 −0.011*
(0.006)
Distance to Input Market 0.038***
(0.013)		 −0.035*
(0.020)		 0.000
(0.001)		 −0.000
(0.001)
Any income from maricho labor? (Yes=l) −0.281
(0.527)		 −1.410**
(0.632)		 0.071*
(0.042)		 −0.046
(0.062)
Labor Constrained (Yes=l) 0.784
(0.700)		 .3.422***
(1.060)		 0.010
(0.064)		 0.066
(0.075)
Monthly remittances low (< $25/month) −0.317
(0.774)		 −2.709**
(1.071)		 −0.141**
(0.070)		 −0.099
(0.081)
Masvingo −0.448
(0.628)		 −1.240
(0.856)		 0.209***
(0.046)		 0.149**
(0.073)
Constant 15 191***
(2.559)		 4 795***
(0.234)
Observations 2121 2121
*

p<0.1,

**

p<0.05,

***

p<0.01.

Standard errors in parentheses, clustered at the ward level. Standardized baseline weights utilized. The model controls for all variables as shown in Table 3. Only significant interaction terms are shown in this table.