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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: World Dev. 2019 Oct 11;126:104702. doi: 10.1016/j.worlddev.2019.104702

Table 6.

Robustness check

Male Female
BMI Weight BMI Weight
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Panel A: Retired, excluding those report engaging in work
Retired 0.926** (0.422) 2.183* (1.161) 0.269 (0.767) 0.154 (1.852)
Age −0.071 (0.045) −0.172 (0.124) −0.086 (0.097) −0.253 (0.234)
Age Square/100 −0.019*** (0.006) −0.046*** (0.016) −0.022*** (0.008) −0.057*** (0.019)
Observations 1674 1674 1207 1207
Panel B: Bandwidth [−4, 4]
Retired 0.874** (0.393) 1.986* (1.077) −0.225 (0.830) −0.629 (2.015)
Age −0.047 (0.047) −0.149 (0.129) −0.077 (0.130) −0.324 (0.315)
Age Square/100 −0.012 (0.008) −0.041* (0.022) −0.034** (0.014) −0.088*** (0.033)
Observations 1,524 1,524 995 995
Panel C: Dropping retirement with rural Hukou
Retired 0.785* (0.404) 1.937* (1.124) 0.508 (0.881) 0.692 (2.124)
Age −0.039 (0.042) −0.112 (0.116) −0.091 (0.096) −0.268 (0.232)
Age Square/100 −0.015*** (0.005) −0.037** (0.015) −0.023*** (0.008) −0.060*** (0.019)
Observations 1,742 1,742 1,191 1,191

Standard errors are in parentheses. (2)

*

Significant at 10% level;

**

Significant at 5% level;

***

Significant at 1% level. (3) the result is estimated by fixed effect model with panel data. (4) We control rural Hukou, marital status, education level, household size, log (household expenditure per capita), individual and time fixed effects