Agricultural Policy as a Social Engineering Tool



Table 3. Logistic Regression Results of Determinants of Social Engineering

Variable___________

Estimated Coefficient

t-ratio

Marginal Effect_______

Intercept

2.1474

(1.582)

Age3544

1.6843

(1.879)*

0.42

Age4554

0.5144

(0.80)

Age5564

0.2554

(0.408)

SalesunderlO

-2.2777

(1.55)

Sales 1049

-2.7828

(1.833)*

-0.69

Sales5099

-3.4854

(2.228)**

-0.87

Sales 100249

-2.4849

(1.664)*

-0.62

Sales250499

-1.2805

(0.866)

Sales500999

-3.2176

(1.582)*

-0.80

Incnone

3.1976

(3.043)***

0.79

Inc125

0.8645

-1.012

Inc2650

1.4929

(1.705)*

0.37

Inc5175

2.8685

(1.830)*

0.72

Grade

-1.0511

(0.580)

HS

-1.2811

(0.934)

HSDip

-1.3156

(1.750)*

-0.33

College

-2.342

(3.007)***

-0.58

BA

-1.4542

(2.175)**

-0.36

Sample size

116

Mc Fadden R2

.20

Chi-squareddf

31.9118

Significance level

.02

Correct prediction (%)

____________71____________

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