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Table 3 Contribution of the Determinants of Institutional Delivery to the Gap Between Urban and Rural Women

From: Measuring and explaining changing patterns of inequality in institutional deliveries between urban and rural women in Ghana: a decomposition analysis

 

Pooled Data

2003 Data

2008 Data

2014 Data

Explained Effect

Explained Effect

Explained Effect

Explained Effect

Component

0.261a

0.287a

0.309a

0.217a

Four+ Antenatal Visits

0.019a

0.037a

0.019a

0.018a

Pregnancy Complications

0.0002

−0.0001

0.0003

0.0003

Parity

0.023a

0.01

0.018

0.027a

Age

0.001

−0.002

0.0001

0.002

Education

0.039a

0.031a

0.043a

0.034a

Wealth Index

0.161a

0.177a

0.228a

0.114a

Region

−0.017a

−0.016

− 0.017

−0.014a

Ethnicity

0.001

0.018a

0.001

0.001

Religion

0.01a

0.01

0.013a

0.006a

Marital Status

0.003

0.0001

0.0002

0.0004

Distance from Health Facility

0.016a

0.014

0.008

0.023a

Inverse Mills Ratio

−0.002

0.006

−0.008

0.006

Maternal Health Reforms

−0.002

 

Survey Fixed Effect

0.01

0

0

Constant

 

0.235

0.351

Unexplained Effect

0.025a

0.181a

0.091a

0.062a

  1. aSignificant at the 5% level