Table 3 Logit regressions of intergenerational resources on coresidence (odds ratio)
From: Socioeconomic statuses across generations and coresidence in China
Parents’ resources model | Children’s resources model | Parent-children resources model | Full model | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Parents’ income (ref: high) | ||||
No income | 1.811 (.276)**** | 1.813 (.280)**** | 1.856 (.286)**** | |
Low | 1.365 (.176)** | 1.286 (.173)* | 1.215 (.163) | |
Parents’ education (ref: high) | 1.629 (.179)**** | 1.435 (.165)*** | 1.292 (.158)** | |
Children’s ISEI (ref: high) | ||||
Low | 2.204 (.275)**** | 1.970 (.252)**** | 1.930 (.232)**** | |
Others/missing | 2.982 (.414)**** | 2.831 (.399)**** | 3.033 (.442)**** | |
Children’s education (ref: high) | 1.151 (.114) | 1.112 (.114) | 1.010 (.109) | |
Parents’ age (ref: 60–64) | ||||
65–69 | .818 (.103) | |||
70–74 | .623 (.082)**** | |||
75–79 | .527 (.078)**** | |||
80–110 | .813 (.178) | |||
Parents’ marital (ref: in marriage) | ||||
Widowed mother | 2.701 (.343)**** | |||
Widowed father | 1.645 (.259)*** | |||
Having an alive son (ref: none) | 1.891 (.313)**** | |||
Having an alive daughter (ref : none) | .756 (.105)** | |||
Having a single child (ref : none) | 3.835 (.474)**** | |||
Size of housing | 1.007 (.001)**** | |||
Parents’ self-rated health (ref: good) | ||||
Fair | 1.126 (.118) | |||
Poor | 1.103 (.142) | |||
Traditional attitude | 1.064 (.023)*** | |||
Residence (ref: rural) | 1.051 (.141) | |||
Constant | .868 (.104) | .758 (.076)**** | .511 (.072)**** | .060 (.025)**** |
F-test | 12.39**** | 26.91**** | 17.01**** | 18.01**** |
n | 4471 | 4471 | 4471 | 4471 |