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Table 5.

Ordinary Least Squares Regression with Gender as a Dependent Variable

Log(exp)	1995–1996	2003–2004	2010–2011
Female	−0.105^***	−0.098^***	−0.202^***
Income	0.011	0.021^***	0.003^***
Poor	−0.609^***	−0.708^***	−0.601^***
Birthorder	0.024	−0.017	−0.054^***
HHsize	−0.027^***	−0.004	−0.021^***
Fatheredu	0.037^*	0.026^***	0.029^***
Motheredu	0.121	0.048^***	0.034^***
Ethni	0.096^**	0.123^***	0.054^*
Currentclass	0.221^***	0.203^***	0.158^***
Schooltype	0.502^***	1.067^***	0.882^***
Distschool	0.006	0.073^***	−0.0005^***
Rural	−1.153^***	−0.698^***	−0.483^***

Log(exp)	1995–1996	2003–2004	2010–2011
Female	−0.105^***	−0.098^***	−0.202^***
Income	0.011	0.021^***	0.003^***
Poor	−0.609^***	−0.708^***	−0.601^***
Birthorder	0.024	−0.017	−0.054^***
HHsize	−0.027^***	−0.004	−0.021^***
Fatheredu	0.037^*	0.026^***	0.029^***
Motheredu	0.121	0.048^***	0.034^***
Ethni	0.096^**	0.123^***	0.054^*
Currentclass	0.221^***	0.203^***	0.158^***
Schooltype	0.502^***	1.067^***	0.882^***
Distschool	0.006	0.073^***	−0.0005^***
Rural	−1.153^***	−0.698^***	−0.483^***

Note: ^***, ^**, and ^* denote significance at the 1%, 5%, and 10% level, respectively. See Table 4 for a description of the variables.

Source: Author's calculations based on NLSS Surveys.