Figures & data
Table 1: Descriptive statistics
Table 2: Healthcare facility utilisation (%)
Table 3: Probit – Seek care or not (marginal effects)
Table 4: Multinomial logit – Where to seek care (marginal effects, 2002/3)
Figure 1: Predicted probabilities for the effect of income, education and distance
Note: Each column represents the probability to choose the outcome indicated in the x axis at different points.
Source: Author's calculations.
Source: Author's calculations.
Table 5: Multinomial logit – Where to seek care (marginal effects, 2008/9)
Table 6: Ordered probit – Where to seek care (marginal effects, 2002/3)
Table 7: Ordered probit – Where to seek care (marginal effects, 2008/9)
Table 8: Probit with selection – experiencing problems conditional on seeking care, with marginal effects
Table 9: Imputed probability of experiencing problems for ill people who did not seek care for ‘other’ reasons, 2008/9 (%)
Table 10: Predicted and actual behaviour of ill people, 2008/9 (%)
Figure 2: Conditional probability of experiencing problems, 2008/9
Notes: Conditional probability of experiencing problems for people who were ill and sought care and did not actually experience problems (grey) or experienced problems (black). The dashed grey vertical line indicates the mean of the grey distribution, while the black vertical line indicates the mean of the black one: they are different at 1% significance level.
