Table 2.

Regression results of the first stage of the MESR model

VariablesPCT1SMT0PCT0SMT1PCT1SMT1
Gender−0.074 (0.074)−0.132* (0.068)−0.001 (0.064)
Age0.023 (0.100)−0.177* (0.085)−0.055 (0.071)
Education0.019 (0.070)0.125* (0.072)−0.029 (0.064)
Asset value−0.027 (0.023)−0.015 (0.022)0.042** (0.019)
Household size−0.086 (0.054)0.042 (0.048)0.022 (0.040)
Migrant work0.031*** (0.009)−0.012 (0.008)0.006 (0.007)
Cooperative0.261*** (0.072)−0.003 (0.051)0.053 (0.035)
Kiwi scale−0.039 (0.039)−0.049 (0.032)0.035 (0.025)
Land fragmentation0.010* (0.006)−0.007 (0.006)0.005 (0.004)
Land quality−0.005 (0.016)0.038** (0.016)0.090*** (0.015)
Annual watering−0.064*** (0.021)0.090*** (0.023)−0.011 (0.018)
Credit constraints0.028* (0.015)0.002 (0.013)−0.027** (0.012)
Information accessibility−0.009 (0.014)0.031** (0.013)0.011 (0.011)
Township distance−0.012 (0.028)−0.053** (0.027)0.038 (0.025)
Technical training−0.071*** (0.026)−0.019 (0.021)0.099*** (0.018)
Technical guidance−0.011 (0.036)0.214*** (0.026)0.022 (0.025)
Government promotion−0.025* (0.014)−0.012 (0.013)0.059*** (0.014)
The joint significance value of instrumental variablesχ2129.220***
The joint significance value of control variablesχ2157.640***
Wald valueχ2268.950***
Number of samples650

Notes:

*p < 0.1; **p < 0.05; ***p < 0.01. Robust standard errors are in parentheses

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