TABLE 5.

Logistic regression^a: Staying versus migrating^b by rural–urban class—with demographic and socio-economic control variables

		Persons with disability			Persons without disability in households with disability			Persons without disability in households without disability
Categoryc	Variable	B	SE	Exp(B)	B	SE	Exp(B)	B	SE	Exp(B)
	Constant	3.477	0.005	32.357	3.263	0.005	26.124	3.791	0.002	44.302
Explanatory variable
Rural–urban class (origin)	Metro 1–2	0.002	0.003	1.002	−0.033	0.003	0.968***	−0.070	0.001	0.932***
	Metro 2–3	0.009	0.004	1.009*	−0.126	0.004	0.882***	−0.146	0.002	0.864***
	Nonmetro 3–4	−0.031	0.004	0.969***	−0.155	0.005	0.856***	−0.254	0.002	0.776***
	Nonmetro 4–5	−0.120	0.005	0.887***	−0.096	0.006	0.908***	−0.237	0.002	0.789***
	Nonmetro 5–6	−0.115	0.005	0.892***	−0.166	0.006	0.847***	−0.272	0.002	0.762***
	Nonmetro 6–7	−0.043	0.005	0.958***	−0.079	0.007	0.924***	−0.207	0.003	0.813***
	Nonmetro 7–8.3	−0.101	0.009	0.904***	−0.263	0.011	0.769***	−0.330	0.005	0.719***
Control variables: Demographic
Age groups	35 to 49	0.400	0.003	1.491***	0.442	0.003	1.556***	0.612	0.001	1.845***
	50 to 64	0.680	0.003	1.974***	0.767	0.003	2.154***	0.871	0.001	2.390***
	65 to 74	0.951	0.004	2.588***	1.020	0.005	2.772***	0.993	0.002	2.698***
	75 and older	0.925	0.004	2.522***	1.177	0.007	3.245***	1.168	0.003	3.217***
Racial groups	African American	0.274	0.003	1.315***	0.301	0.004	1.351***	0.223	0.001	1.249***
	Native American	−0.049	0.009	0.952***	0.132	0.012	1.141***	0.126	0.006	1.134***
	Asian American	0.263	0.007	1.301***	0.427	0.006	1.532***	0.044	0.002	1.045***
	Other single race	0.418	0.007	1.519***	0.469	0.006	1.599***	0.498	0.003	1.646***
	Two or more racial groups	0.007	0.006	1.007	0.002	0.007	1.002	−0.032	0.003	0.969***
Control variables: Socio-economic
Educational attainment	HSD or GED	−0.130	0.003	0.878***	−0.184	0.004	0.832***	−0.263	0.002	0.769***
	Some college, no degree	−0.279	0.003	0.757***	−0.301	0.004	0.740***	−0.498	0.002	0.608***
	Associates degree	−0.296	0.005	0.744***	−0.316	0.005	0.729***	−0.539	0.002	0.583***
	Bachelor’s degree	−0.392	0.004	0.676***	−0.479	0.005	0.619***	−0.789	0.002	0.454***
	Professional, Masters, PhD	−0.404	0.005	0.668***	−0.590	0.006	0.554***	−0.965	0.002	0.381***
Housing	Renter	−1.190	0.002	0.304***	−0.957	0.003	0.384***	−1.356	0.001	0.258***
	Group quarters	−1.917	0.005	0.147***				−2.610	0.005	0.074***
Income-to-poverty ratiod	125 to 274	−0.032	0.003	0.968***	0.152	0.003	1.164***	0.056	0.001	1.058***
	275 to 499	−0.181	0.003	0.834***	0.106	0.004	1.111***	0.004	0.001	1.004***
	500 and higher	−0.331	0.004	0.719***	0.011	0.004	1.011**	−0.100	0.002	0.905**
N in sample				1,504,119			1,009,398			5,927,629
N weighted				27,301,299			19,795,531			119,323,154
−2LL				8,024,232			5,964,932			39,141,074
Nagelkerke R2				.066			.056			.105
% correctly classified				96.4			96.3			95.6
Change in −2LogLikehoood without variable
Rural–urban class				1,375			2,470			37,576
Age groups				84,117			82,992			668,911
Racial groups				12,006			14,898			59,318
Educational attainment				15,248			15,819			317,283
Housing				295,358			125,876			1,824,459
Income-to-poverty ratio				9,860			2,796			13,573

Note. Data source: 2012–2015 data extracted from 2011–2015 ACS PUMS using 2010 Census Geography.

^aIncluded in analysis: Persons 25 years of age and older (due to including educational attainment).

^bMigrating to a different MIGPUMA.

^cReference categories: Rural–urban class, Metro 1; age groups, 25 to 34 years of age; racial groups, White; educational attainment, less than High School Diploma (HSD) or General Education Diploma (GED); housing, owner; income-to-poverty ratio, less than 125.

^dIncome-to-poverty ratio is 100 for incomes equal to poverty level; 125 = 25% above poverty level, etc.

^*Significance level: .05.

^**Significance level: .01.

^***Significance level: .001.