Research Article
Bayesian Approach to Zero-Inflated Bivariate Ordered Probit Regression Model, with an Application to Tobacco Use
Table 2
Definition and summary statistics for independent variables.
| Name | Definition | Meanb | St. Dev. |
| Agea | Age in years | 30.35 | (14.9) |
Educationa | Number of years of formal schooling | 6.83 | (4.7) | Income | Monthly family income in 1000s of Taka | 7.57 | (10.3) | Male | = 1 if male | 54.6 | | Married | = 1 if married | 57.2 | | Muslim | = 1 if religion is Islam | 78.4 | | Father use | = 1 if father uses tobacco | 54.0 | | Mother use | = 1 if mother uses tobacco | 65.1 | | Region | = 1 if Rangpur resident, = 0 if Chittagong resident | 49.7 | | Urban | = 1 if urban resident | 38.0 | | Agriservice | = 1 if agriculture labor or service occupation | 23.2 | | Self-employed | = 1 if self-employed or household chores | 30.7 | | Student | = 1 if student | 26.8 | | Other | = 1 if business or other occupations (control) | 19.3 | |
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aIn implementation, we also include age squared and education squared.
bThe means for binary variables are in percentage.
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