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. 2019 Dec 1;16(23):4832. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16234832

Table 2.

Generalized estimating Equation (GEE) estimates of relative income price and cigarettes consumed per day.

Characteristic RIP Cigarettes Consumed Per Day
Age ≥ 60 (vs. Age 45–59) 1.603 *** −2.407 ***
(0.301) (0.391)
Female (vs. male) 0.820 −5.873 ***
(0.504) (0.527)
Primary and below
(vs. college and above)
4.320 *** 1.020
(0.776) (1.186)
Middle and high school
(vs. college and above)
1.827 ** 1.156
(0.727) (1.146)
Married (vs. unmarried) −1.098 * 0.318
(0.637) (0.538)
Northeast region
(vs. Eastern region)
0.776 * −2.533 ***
(0.440) (0.743)
Central region
(vs. Eastern region)
2.198 *** −0.801
(0.353) (0.558)
Western region
(vs. Eastern region)
3.029 *** −3.103 ***
(0.408) (0.546)
Urban (vs. rural) −3.484 *** −0.262
(0.317) (0.418)
Tier I (vs. tier III) 4.633 *** −2.905 ***
(0.875) (0.957)
Tier II (vs. tier III) 1.047 −3.665 **
(0.966) (1.560)
Tier IV (vs. tier III) −1.893 *** 1.110 **
(0.360) (0.468)
Tier V (vs. tier III) −4.890 *** 2.546 ***
(0.487) (0.664)
Wave 3 (vs. wave 1) 0.610** 0.520
(0.278) (0.381)
Constant 6.794 *** 18.080 ***
(1.013) (1.393)
Number of observations N = 6652
Number of groups N = 5077

Note: (1) The statistics reported are the coefficients of independent variables with robust standard errors in parenthesis. (2) ***, ** and * indicate statistical significance at the 1%, 5% and 10% level, respectively.