Other things equal, the log odds for women Odds ratios ---wrwwrr with primary school education, junior middle school education, senior middle (e~b), 4th school education, and college or over columnof齟 education having a CEB3 value above data either of the two fixed levels are espectively,-031,-064,-112,and-1.28 lower in value than for illiterate women tisane, Hemr we Of course, each of these interpretations Percentage captures the linear effect of the particular X-variable, holding all other variables ratios ( %) 4th constant /描的:= change In odds column of data Odds ratios With every one year increase in age, the odds of being in a higher fertility outcome category is 1.19 greater, or increase by Stata's listcoef command will give the 19%, holding all other variables constant. odds ratios, along with the ordered logit Urban women have odds of being in a ligher CEB3 category that are 68% less Stata will give percentage change in odds than those of rural women, holding all ratios with the listcoef command followed other variables constant by percent after the comma Women with college above education is 72% less likely in a higher fertility category than illiterate women, holding all other variables constant17 33 • Other things equal, the log odds for women with primary school education, junior middle school education, senior middle school education, and college or over education having a CEB3 value above either of the two fixed levels are, respectively, -0.31, -0.64, -1.12, and -1.28 lower in value than for illiterate women. • Of course, each of these interpretations captures the linear effect of the particular X-variable, holding all other variables constant. 34 Odds Ratios • Stata’s listcoef command will give the odds ratios, along with the ordered logit coefficients. • Stata will give percentage change in odds ratios with the listcoef command, followed by percent after the comma. 18 35 Odds ratios (e^b), 4th column of data Percentage change in odds ratios (%) , 4th column of data 36 • With every one year increase in age, the odds of being in a higher fertility outcome category is 1.19 greater, or increase by 19%, holding all other variables constant. • Urban women have odds of being in a higher CEB3 category that are 68% less than those of rural women, holding all other variables constant. • Women with college above education is 72% less likely in a higher fertility category than illiterate women, holding all other variables constant