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Table 4 Regression of influential factors for crime rates: Spatial regression analysis

From: Domestic migration, home rentals, and crime rates in China

 

Spatial lag model

Spatial error model

Spatial-autoregressive model with spatial-autoregressive disturbances

Variables

(11)

(12)

(13)

(14)

(15)

(16)

lmigr

.154**

.219***

.152**

.218***

.151**

.217***

lrent

.245***

.120**

.247***

.126**

.248***

.126**

edu

−.090***

−.032

−.091***

−.031

−.089***

−.030

lunwr

.349***

.252***

.358***

.267***

.352***

.263***

lhc

−.348***

−.200**

−.355***

−.222***

.352***

−.219***

lyouth

.225*

−.180**

.221*

−.212*

.224*

−.210*

lsex

.695***

.717***

.713**

.749***

.697***

.738***

urban

.076

−.134

.073

−.141

.075

−.139

lpgdp

.137***

.196***

.135**

.191***

.135***

.191***

lpgex

−.108***

−.006**

−.109***

−.007

−.108**

−.006

Constant

6.525***

5.541***

6.820***

5.544***

6.753***

5.498***

lambda

.019

.012

  

.196

.013

rho

  

−.115

−.347

−.121

−.349

  1. Standardized spatial contiguity weights matrices and maximum likelihood estimators are employed in these models
  2. Note: ***p < .01, **p < .05, *p < .1