Table 3

Results of binary logit and probit models

FactorsBinary logit modelProbit model
BS.E.SigBS.E.Sig
Age−0.3860.3160.222−0.1760.1550.255
Gender1.5301.3140.2450.7480.6490.249
Level of education0.1470.1590.3550.0690.0800.389
Employment status−0.9400.5860.109−0.4470.2760.104
Income per month1.228*0.6370.0540.646**0.3290.049
Income instability4.660**1.8390.0112.407**0.9760.014
Shrinking work opportunity2.992***0.8570.0001.511**0.4390.000
Number of dependents in family1.699**0.7410.0220.766**0.3730.039
Other’s financial contribution in family−1.782**0.8620.039−0.835**0.4210.048
savings−1.818**0.8430.031−0.920**0.4210.029
Comparison of household expense to pre-pandemic expense−1.680***0.5740.003−0.876**0.2960.003
major sources of expenditure1.3590.8400.1060.6560.4390.135
Constant−6.2205.0490.218−3.1602.6220.228

Note(s): *, ** and *** denote degree of significance at 10%, 5% and 1% level, respectively. Number of observations = 434. For binary model: Hosmer and Lemeshow Test: Chi-square = 1.003**; −2 Log likelihood = 65.946; Cox and Snell R Square = 0.126; Nagelkerke R Square = 0.501 and for probit model: McFadden R-square = 0.470; Log likelihood = −32.637; Restr. log-likelihood = −61.616; overall accuracy (correctly predicted) = 96.5%

Source(s): Authors’ own work

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