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Table A.10—Second-stage multinomial-probit regression results of perception of change in access to adequate food between 2004 and 2007
NAADSNON–1 Explanatory variables
Worsened (cf. no change) NAADS
Δ gender of head Δ ln age of head
Δ education (cf. no change) Reduction
Improvement Δ ln household size
Δ income source (cf. no change) Crops to other sources Livestock to other sources
Other agriculture to other sources
Δ ln distance to service Credit
All-weather road Markets
Perception in 2000–04 Improved
Worsened Intercept
NAADSNON–2 NAADSNON–3 Model I Model II Model III Model I Model II Model III Model I Model II Model III
–0.82 * 1.35
4.53 * –0.01
–2.56 ** 0.95
0.39 Nonfarm activities to other sources –0.72 0.09 –0.23 –1.52 * –1.45 ** 1.28 **
–0.78 1.40
–0.03 –0.33
–0.56 –0.07 0.01
0.17
–2.71 *** –0.04 0.82
0.84 –1.31 –1.49 ** 0.27
–0.91 * –0.30
–1.43 ** –0.52 –1.22 *
–13.87 *** –11.72 *** –11.46 *** 0.22
–1.23 –0.18
0.43
–0.20 1.09
–0.41 1.78 *** 0.83
–0.78 * 0.38
–0.15
0.26 0.05 0.51
0.15 –1.25
–1.41 * 0.23
–0.33 3.14
–1.23 –0.49 0.71 *
–0.01 0.07
–0.99
–0.15 0.74 0.28
–1.08 * 0.15
–0.24 0.26
–0.65 ** –0.64 1.38
–0.38 0.02
–0.46 0.77
–0.98
–0.23 –0.16 0.49
–0.68 0.18
–1.97 ** 0.00
–0.50 –0.60 –0.39
–0.38 0.54 –0.30 1.92 ** –1.35
–0.04 0.01
0.87 **
–2.80 *** 1.00
–1.25 –0.09
–2.81 ** 28.67 ** 0.56 **
0.48 0.33 –0.22 1.71 ** –0.92
0.09 0.47
0.92 **
–2.84 ** 1.74
–0.89 –0.23
–3.29 ** –0.13 1.62 * –0.89
0.14 0.61
0.89 **
–2.89 *** 2.02
–0.76 –0.21
–3.23 **
34.51 *** 40.37 *** 0.72 ***
0.65 0.00 0.59 –0.02 (continued) 0.95 ***
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