Table 4 Logit regressions of intergenerational resources on coresidence by residence
From: Socioeconomic statuses across generations and coresidence in China
Rural areas | Urban areas | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Odds ratio | SE | Odds ratio | SE | |
Parents’ income (ref: high) | ||||
No income | 2.725**** | .218 | 1.550** | .202 |
Low | 1.656*** | .177 | 1.012 | .206 |
Parents’ education (ref: high) | 1.317* | .165 | 1.312* | .163 |
Children’s ISEI (ref: high) | ||||
Low | 2.050**** | .186 | 1.902**** | .167 |
Others/Missing | 3.574**** | .266 | 2.774**** | .166 |
Children’s education (ref: high) | 1.018 | .144 | 1.064 | .163 |
Parents’ age (ref: 60–64) | ||||
65–69 | .710** | .156 | 1.034 | .185 |
70–74 | .585*** | .177 | .683* | .204 |
75–79 | .587** | .207 | .476**** | .191 |
80–110 | .650 | .324 | 1.034 | .234 |
Parents’ marital (ref: in marriage) | ||||
Widowed mother | 3.410**** | .211 | 2.145**** | .150 |
Widowed father | 1.621*** | .184 | 1.755* | .287 |
Having an alive son (ref: none) | 2.559**** | .222 | 1.515* | .219 |
Having an alive daughter (ref: none) | .845 | .210 | .666** | .191 |
Having a single child (ref: none) | 3.700**** | .166 | 4.178**** | .171 |
Size of housing | 1.007**** | .001 | 1.008**** | .001 |
Parents’ self-rated health (ref: good) | ||||
Fair | 1.067 | .168 | 1.172 | .139 |
Poor | .882 | .164 | 1.500** | .188 |
Traditional attitude | 1.049 | .033 | 1.094*** | .029 |
Constant | .043**** | .623**** | .055**** | .473 |
F-test | 14.2**** | 12.46**** | ||
n | 2372 | 2099 | ||