Research Article
Marital Status, the Economic Benefits of Marriage, and Days of Inactivity due to Poor Health
Table 5
Zero-inflated negative binomial regression for days of inactivity due to poor health among persons aged 65+.
| | IRR | |
| Married (reference) | 1.00 | | Widowed | .83 | .43 | Divorced/separated | .79 | .32 | Never married | 1.17 | .67 | Cohabiting | 1.30 | .60 | Year of interview | 1.23 | .08 | Female | .69 | .01 |
| Ethnicity | | | Non-hispanic white (reference) | 1.00 | | Non-hispanic black | 1.19 | .32 | Hispanic | .65 | .09 | Other ethnicity | 1.17 | .69 | Household size | .90 | .14 | Education | .80 | .01 | Current smoker | .94 | .68 | Obese | 1.28 | .05 | Usual source of care | .56 | .17 | Any health insurance | .92 | .87 | Poverty to income ratio | 1.16 | .24 | Any social support | .82 | .45 | Constant | 21.54 | .00 |
| Inflate | | | Physically active | .62 | .00 | Constant | 1.27 | .00 | /Lnalpha | .01 | .93 | Alpha | 10.01 | |
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