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Table 10: OLS and Household Fixed Effects Regressions Using Extended Family Members to Estimate the Impact of Having Been Fostered as
a Child on Education, Occupation, and Living in a Rural Village

Dependent Variables:

______Education______

“Good” Job

______Farmer______

________Rural________

(1)

OLS

(2)

HH FE

(3)

OLS

(4)

HH FE

(5)

OLS

(6)

HH FE

(7)

OLS

(8)

HH FE

Fostered as a Child

0.214***

0.099***

0.223***

0.166***

-0.295***

-0.107**

-0.215***

-0.100*

[0.043]

[0.029]

[0.046]

[0.046]

[0.046]

[0.054]

[0.048]

[0.056]

30< Age <= 40

-0.015

-0.013

0.015

0.001

0.028

0.053*

0.073**

0.066**

[0.017]

[0.016]

[0.024]

[0.026]

[0.029]

[0.030]

[0.029]

[0.031]

40< Age <= 50

-0.038**

-0.043**

-0.045*

-0.056*

0.121***

0.111***

0.167***

0.137***

[0.016]

[0.021]

[0.025]

[0.033]

[0.031]

[0.038]

[0.030]

[0.040]

50< Age <= 60

-0.053***

-0.068***

-0.058*

-0.092**

0.149***

0.158***

0.188***

0.176***

[0.018]

[0.025]

[0.029]

[0.041]

[0.035]

[0.047]

[0.035]

[0.049]

Age > 60

-0.080***

-0.079**

-0.193***

-0.233***

0.195***

0.180***

0.261***

0.271***

[0.014]

[0.032]

[0.027]

[0.052]

[0.039]

[0.060]

[0.036]

[0.063]

Male

0.057***

0.059***

0.255***

0.243***

-0.168***

-0.162***

-0.214***

-0.222***

[0.012]

[0.012]

[0.019]

[0.019]

[0.022]

[0.022]

[0.022]

[0.023]

Constant

0.055***

0.063***

0.107***

0.129***

0.666***

0.648***

0.673***

0.677***

[0.011]

[0.013]

[0.015]

[0.021]

[0.021]

[0.024]

[0.020]

[0.025]

Observations

Number of Households

1829

1829

433________

1829

1829

433_______

1829

1829

433_______

1829

1829

433________

Note: Standard errors in brackets. *, **, *** indicate significance at 10%, 5%, and 1% respectively. All observations in the dataset are brothers and
sisters of the head of households. The household fixed effect is for brothers and sisters from the same household. Education is defined as having
attended school. “Good” job is defined as the individual being a businessman, government employee, teacher, manual laborer, or other type of
employee. Farmer is defined as the individual being a farmer and rural is defined as the person living in a village. The omitted age category is under
30. Data source: Author’s survey.

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