From: Decomposition of socioeconomic inequalities in cigarette smoking: the case of Namibia
Variable | Measurement | Percentages or mean |
---|---|---|
Smoking dummy | 0 = Non-smoker | 89.7% |
1 = Smoker | 10.3% | |
Smoking intensity | Number of cigarettes smoked in the last 24 h preceding the survey | (0.6)a |
Independent Variables | ||
Age | Age in years | (33.8)a |
Urban | 0 = Rural | 44.9% |
1 = Urban | 55.1% | |
Gender | 0 = Female | 57.2% |
1 = Male | 42.8% | |
Marital status | 1 = Single/never married | 57.3% |
2 = Married | 37.1% | |
3 = Widowed or divorced | 5.5% | |
Education level | 1 = No education | 8.1% |
2 = Primary education | 22.7% | |
3 = At least secondary education | 69.2% | |
Wealth index | 1 = Poorest | 15.2% |
2 = Poor | 18.3% | |
3 = Middle | 19.8% | |
4 = Rich | 24.1% | |
5 = Richest | 22.6% | |
Region | 1 = Caprivi | 5.4% |
2 = Erongo | 9.0% | |
3 = Hardap | 4.1% | |
4 = Karas | 4.1% | |
5 = Kavango | 7.6% | |
6 = Khomas | 22.1% | |
7 = Kunene | 2.9% | |
8 = Ohangwena | 9.0% | |
9 = Omaheke | 2.9% | |
10 = Omusati | 9.4% | |
11 = Oshana | 8.9% | |
12 = Oshikoto | 8.2% | |
13 = Otjozondjupa | 6.4% | |
Sample size | 8586 |