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Table A.11—Second-stage multinomial-probit regression results of perception of change in the nutritional quality of 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
Improved (cf. no change) NAADS
Δ gender of head Δ ln age of head
NAADSNON–2 NAADSNON–3 Model I Model II Model III Model I Model II Model III Model I Model II Model III
0.32 0.87
–0.22
–0.47 0.17 0.31
–1.33 * 1.12
Nonfarm activities to other sources –0.52 0.96 ** –0.66 0.72
1.87 *** –0.47 –0.24
–0.10 –1.15 –0.72
1.03 –1.77
–2.43 *** –0.59 0.01
1.16 * 1.43 ** –4.01 **
0.34
–0.19 0.87
0.56 0.03 0.16
0.23
–0.48 –0.10
–1.53 * –0.93 0.63
0.86 1.28 0.63
–0.77
0.86 0.00
–4.04 **
–1.69 *** –0.14 –0.59
1.09 **
1.44 *** 2.39 ***
–1.72
0.23 0.66
1.12 ** 0.28 0.10
0.24
–0.43 0.42
0.62
–0.29 0.67
–0.10 –0.63
1.51 * –0.02
–0.14 –4.89 0.07
–0.35 –0.84 * 1.31 ***
0.81 ** –0.97 * 0.65
0.58
–0.79 0.40
0.23 0.20
0.83 ** –0.22 0.40
–0.29 0.53
0.81 * 0.09
0.85 ** 0.36
–12.20 *** –1.87 ** –0.34 –0.01
–0.58 –0.31
0.51
–8.12 * 0.24
0.24 0.19
0.68 *
0.97 ** –1.15 ** –0.40
0.49
–3.11 * 0.45
–0.05 0.04
0.85 **
0.85 ** –1.06 ** 0.00
1.26 ** –1.68 ** 1.41
–0.89 –1.38 * 2.23 ***
–0.50 0.02 1.60 0.33
–0.07 5.20 0.06
0.62
–0.01 0.12
–0.89 1.85
2.21 *** 0.56 0.03 0.16
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