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. 2021 Feb 24;16(2):e0247413. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0247413

Table 7. Mortality-health expenditure nexus from 2009–2015 (post-global financial crisis).

lnCHE, Coef. C R2 S.E QD SP P-value Q.LR
lnIMR
0.05 q -0.8404* [0.0620] 2.7094* [0.1205] 0.0917 1.8282 0.9555 5.5402 <0.0001 83.8396
Median q -1.1533* [0.0715] 4.7872* [0.1056] 0.1089 0.9821 2.7973 2.7400 <0.0001 177.5534
0.95 q -0.1523* [0.0549] 4.4985* [0.0912] 0.0088 1.7948 4.2781 3.8592 0.0018 9.7249
lnMMR
0.05 q -0.8592* [0.1315] 3.2725* [0.2583] 0.0496 2.8060 1.6094 7.8789 <0.0001 45.7502
Median q -1.5718* [0.1257] 6.7475* [0.1651] 0.0773 1.5651 4.0254 5.0378 <0.0001 107.0256
0.95 q -0.1015 [0.1030] 6.7037* [0.1716] 0.0005 2.9326 6.5681 6.5027 0.4532 0.5626

Notes: lnCHE, shows the marginal effect, q means Quantile, R2 represents Pseudo R-squared, S.E is the standard error of the regression, QD is the Quantile dependent var, SP denotes Sparsity, Q.LR means Quasi-LR statistic and P-value is the probability of the Quasi-LR statistic.

* represents 1% significance level (p < 0.01), and the Standard error in parentheses [..].