Research Article

Intergenerational Transmission of Education in India: Evidence from a Nationwide Survey

Table 6

Probability of children’s education based on parents’ education estimated using ordered logit model, DLHS-3, India, 2007-08.

Education of parentsNo educationPrimaryMiddle & high schoolHigher secondaryGraduate

Illiterate wife/illiterate husband0.500.490.010.000.00
Wife with primary education/illiterate husband0.000.200.630.120.05
Wife with high school education/illiterate husband0.000.090.560.240.11
Wife with higher secondary education/illiterate husband0.000.000.060.170.76

Illiterate wife/husband with primary education0.010.450.480.040.01
Wife with primary education/husband with primary education0.000.110.600.200.08
Wife with high school education/husband with primary education0.000.060.510.280.15
Wife with higher secondary education/husband with primary education0.000.020.250.340.39
Graduate wife/husband with primary education0.000.120.600.190.08

Illiterate wife/high school husband0.000.070.520.270.14
Wife with primary education/high school husband0.000.050.460.300.18
Wife with high school education/high school husband0.000.030.310.350.32
Wife with higher secondary education/high school husband0.000.010.190.320.48
Graduate wife/high school husband0.000.010.150.290.55

Illiterate wife/higher secondary husband0.000.040.420.320.21
Wife with primary education/higher secondary husband0.000.030.320.350.31
Wife with high school education/higher secondary husband0.000.010.210.330.45
Wife with higher secondary education/higher secondary husband0.000.010.140.270.58
Graduate wife/higher secondary husband0.000.000.070.180.74

Illiterate wife/graduate husband0.000.020.300.350.33
Wife with primary education/graduate husband0.000.020.250.340.39
Wife with high school education/graduate husband0.000.010.160.300.53
Wife with higher secondary education/graduate husband0.000.010.120.260.61
Graduate wife/graduate husband0.000.000.060.170.76

*All estimated probabilities are significant at 1% level of significance.