Table 1.
The definition and abbreviation of the variables in the model.
Variable | Abbreviation | Definition |
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Smoking status | Smoke | Binary variable scored 1 if participants smoke now and 0 otherwise |
Quality of life utility index | Index | Binary variable scored 1 if the quality of life utility index is larger than its mean value and 0 otherwise |
Age | Age | Continuous variable measured in years |
Gender | Gender | Binary variable scored 1 for males and 0 for females |
Educational level | Education | Categorical variable scored 1 for Illiterate, 2 for Primary School, 3 for Middle School, 4 for High School and Junior College, and 5 for College and above |
Marital status | Marriage | Categorical variable scored 1 for Single, 2 for Married, and 3 for Divorced or Widowed |
Logarithm of family income | Lnincome | Continuous variable |
Occupation | Occupation | Categorical variable scored 1 for Party and government agencies or institutions staff/State-owned enterprises or private enterprise staff, 2 for Self-employed/freelance workers, 3 for Rural migrant workers/Rural local non-agricultural workers/Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery workers, 4 for Retired workers, and 5 for Unemployed people |
Family size | Family size | Categorical variable scored 1 for one, 2 for two, 3 for three, and 4 for four and above |
Health status | Health status | Categorical variable scored 1 for 0–2 chronic diseases and 2 for 3 or more chronic diseases |
Province | Province | Categorical variable scored 1 for Henan, 2 for Heilongjiang, 3 for Shandong, 4 for Hebei, 5 for Sichuan, 6 for Hubei, 7 for Guizhou, and 8 for Shaanxi |
Whether the increase in cigarette prices reduced the number of cigarettes smoked | PRS | Binary variable scored 1 if the increase in cigarette prices reduced the number of cigarettes smoked and 0 otherwise |