Estimation results from OLS and IV/2SLS regressions
| OLS | IV/2SLS | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| First stage | Second stage | ||
| Dependent variables | |||
| Natural log of price | |||
| Whom the respondent pays the electricity bill to (reference: directly to the electricity company) | |||
| - Owner of rented house | |||
| - Other household living together | |||
| Household registration status (reference: permanent) | |||
| - Temporary | |||
| Natural log of income | |||
| Natural log of price of substitutes | |||
| House size | |||
| Number of persons | |||
| Area (reference: urban) | |||
| - Rural | |||
| Province (reference: Ha Noi) | |||
| - Da Nang | |||
| - Dak Nong | |||
| - Binh Duong | |||
| - Ho Chi Minh | |||
| Ownership of appliances | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Constant | |||
| Observations | |||
| F-statistics test | |||
| Wu–Hausman test | |||
| Sargan test | |||
| OLS | IV/2SLS | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| First stage | Second stage | ||
| Dependent variables | |||
| Natural log of price | |||
| Whom the respondent pays the electricity bill to | |||
| - Owner of rented house | |||
| - Other household living together | |||
| Household registration status (reference: permanent) | |||
| - Temporary | |||
| Natural log of income | |||
| Natural log of price of substitutes | |||
| House size | |||
| Number of persons | |||
| Area | |||
| - Rural | |||
| Province | |||
| - Da Nang | |||
| - Dak Nong | |||
| - Binh Duong | |||
| - Ho Chi Minh | |||
| Ownership of appliances | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Constant | |||
| Observations | |||
| Wu–Hausman test | |||
| Sargan test | |||
Note(s): and denote the natural logarithm of quantity and the natural logarithm of price, respectively. The ownership of appliances indicates whether a household has specific appliances, including air conditioners, washing machines and dryers, vacuum cleaners, dehumidifiers, water purifiers, water heaters, gas cookers, induction cookers, electric cookers, rice cookers, pressure cookers, microwave ovens, baking ovens and fruit juicing/pressing machines. *, ** and *** denote statistical significance at the 10%, 5% and 1% levels, respectively
Source(s): Authors' calculations
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