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. 2022 Aug 28;19:101212. doi: 10.1016/j.ssmph.2022.101212

Table A1.

Spouse prescription usage - Logistic regressions

Model 1
Model 2
Model 3
Spouse prescription usage, time t Spouse prescription usage, time t+1 Spouse prescription usage, time t+2
Both types, present year t 1.927*** (0.020) 1.859*** (0.020) 1.840*** (0.021)
Personal equity 0.99999996430*** (0.00000000266) 0.99999996920*** (0.00000000262) 0.99999997730*** (0.00000000249)
Job change
Group 1 (to unemployment) 0.953** (0.022) 0.963 (0.022) 0.977 (0.023)
Group 2 (to new job) 0.887*** (0.010) 0.878*** (0.010) 0.869*** (0.010)
Education 1.001*** (0.000) 1.000*** (0.000) 1.000*** (0.000)
Female 0.949*** (0.007) 0.948*** (0.007) 0.938*** (0.007)
Age 1.049*** (0.000) 1.046*** (0.000) 1.043*** (0.000)
Personal income 1.00000003840*** (0.00000000533) 1.00000001366 (0.00000000859) 0.99999999983 (0.00000000371)
Observations 45,13,276 45,13,276 45,13,276
Log likelihood −448583.6 −433818.7 −417275.9
Pseudo R-squared 0.040 0.035 0.032
Year fixed effects
No

No

No

Model 4 Model 5 Model 6
Spouse prescription usage, time t
Spouse prescription usage, time t+1
Spouse prescription usage, time t+2
Both types, present year t 1.920*** (0.020) 1.768*** (0.020) 1.707*** (0.020)
Personal equity 0.99999996170*** (0.00000000272) 0.99999994335*** (0.00000000310) 0.99999992538*** (0.00000000348)
Job change
Group 1 (to unemployment) 0.953** (0.022) 0.944** (0.022) 0.936*** (0.022)
Group 2 (to new job) 0.885*** (0.010) 0.880*** (0.010) 0.874*** (0.010)
Education 1.001*** (0.000) 1.001*** (0.000) 1.001*** (0.000)
Female 0.949*** (0.007) 0.950*** (0.007) 0.941*** (0.007)
Age 1.049*** (0.000) 1.048*** (0.000) 1.047*** (0.000)
Personal income 1.00000004095*** (0.00000000539) 1.00000006377*** (0.00000000713) 1.00000007566*** (0.00000000734)
Observations 45,13,276 41,82,607 38,57,295
Log likelihood −448377 −425894.4 −402161
Pseudo R-squared 0.040 0.038 0.036
Year fixed effects Yes Yes Yes

Note: This table presents the odds ratios and standard errors of logistic regressions of predictors on spouse prescription usage in t, t+1, and t+2. Models 4, 5, and 6 include Year fixed effects. Odds ratios marked with ***, **, or * are significant at the p < 0.01, 0.05, or 0.10 level, respectively. Spouse prescription usage in t, t+1, t+2, are indicator variables taking the value of 1, if the spouse had at least one prescription in the respective year, and 0 otherwise. Both types, present year t is an indicator variable taking the value 1, if the focal person had at least one prescription in the given year, and 0 otherwise. Personal equity is the focal person's net worth (in DKK). Job change is a categorical variable with Group 1 taking the value of 1, if the focal person changes to unemployment and Group 2 taking the value of 2, if the focal person changes to a new job, and 0 otherwise. Education denotes the months of education of the focal person. Female is an indicator variable, taking the value of 1, if the focal person is female, and 0 otherwise. Age is the focal person's age (in years). Personal income is the focal person's income (in DKK).