Table 3

Difference-in-difference estimates for switchers, Nigeria

LHSln(Total Expenditure)
Fully formal switched to fully informal (H1)0.144
(0.447)
N76.000
Fully informal switched to fully formal (H2)0.395***
(0.148)
N184
Fully formal switched to mix (H3)0.187
(0.284)
N40.000
Fully informal switched to mix (H4)0.031
(0.158)
N274
Mix to fully formal (H5)−0.273
(0.424)
N48.000
Mix to fully informal (H6)−0.084
(0.224)
N128
LHSln(Total Expenditure)
Fully formal switched to fully informal (H1)0.144
(0.447)
N76.000
Fully informal switched to fully formal (H2)0.395***
(0.148)
N184
Fully formal switched to mix (H3)0.187
(0.284)
N40.000
Fully informal switched to mix (H4)0.031
(0.158)
N274
Mix to fully formal (H5)−0.273
(0.424)
N48.000
Mix to fully informal (H6)−0.084
(0.224)
N128

Notes: Each cell in this table represents the estimate of the δ parameter from Equation (2). The functional form presented controls for year-fixed effects, household size, dependency ratio, and the share of household members with secondary schooling. Standard Errors are clustered at household level. *, **, *** indicate statistical significance at 1%, 5%, and 10%, respectively.

Source: Authors’ compilation based on Nigeria 2010–15 data.

Table 3

Difference-in-difference estimates for switchers, Nigeria

LHSln(Total Expenditure)
Fully formal switched to fully informal (H1)0.144
(0.447)
N76.000
Fully informal switched to fully formal (H2)0.395***
(0.148)
N184
Fully formal switched to mix (H3)0.187
(0.284)
N40.000
Fully informal switched to mix (H4)0.031
(0.158)
N274
Mix to fully formal (H5)−0.273
(0.424)
N48.000
Mix to fully informal (H6)−0.084
(0.224)
N128
LHSln(Total Expenditure)
Fully formal switched to fully informal (H1)0.144
(0.447)
N76.000
Fully informal switched to fully formal (H2)0.395***
(0.148)
N184
Fully formal switched to mix (H3)0.187
(0.284)
N40.000
Fully informal switched to mix (H4)0.031
(0.158)
N274
Mix to fully formal (H5)−0.273
(0.424)
N48.000
Mix to fully informal (H6)−0.084
(0.224)
N128

Notes: Each cell in this table represents the estimate of the δ parameter from Equation (2). The functional form presented controls for year-fixed effects, household size, dependency ratio, and the share of household members with secondary schooling. Standard Errors are clustered at household level. *, **, *** indicate statistical significance at 1%, 5%, and 10%, respectively.

Source: Authors’ compilation based on Nigeria 2010–15 data.

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