From: Health related social exclusion in Europe: a multilevel study of the role of welfare generosity
Variables | Informal (A) | Formal (B) |
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Fixed part | ||
Intercept | -2.494*** | 2.239*** |
Gender (male =1, female = 0) | -.08578* | -.07049* |
Age | .03039*** | -.00815*** |
Education (ref. Tertiary) | ||
Primary | .5656*** | .7662*** |
Secondary | .312*** | .4133*** |
Children (1 = yes, 0 = no) | .3082*** | -.321*** |
Born in the country (1 = yes, 0 = no) | -.2116** | -.4721*** |
Married or cohabiting | .1033* | -.2446*** |
Health and employment (ref. Good health and employed) | ||
Good health and non-employed | -.03874 | .2165* |
Poor health and employed | -.07949 | .1042 |
Poor health and non-employed | .3039 | .3233 |
Contextual variable | ||
Welfare generosity | -.009018*** | -.01058*** |
Cross-level interaction terms (ref. Good health and employed × welfare generosity) | ||
Good health and non-employed × welfare generosity | .000584 | -.001479* |
Poor health and employed × welfare generosity | .005266* | -.00097 |
Poor health and non-employed × welfare generosity | .003441* | -.00015 |
Random part | ||
Standard deviation of random interceptb | .591919 | .385481 |
Intraclass correlation (ρ) | .096249 | .043216 |
Log likelihood | -8597 | -13143 |