Exposure to armed conflict on child weight-for-height heterogeneity.
Weight-for-height
Weight-for-height
Wasting
Z-score
Percentile
(1)
(2)
(3)
Panel A: low education mothers
Exposure
−0.277
−6.342
0.049
(0.082)
(2.123)
(0.015)
Panel B: high education mothers
Exposure
−0.190
−5.396
−0.002
(0.061)
(1.631)
(0.014)
Panel C: poor mothers
Exposure
−0.367
−8.503
0.056
(0.156)
(3.196)
(0.029)
Panel D: nonpoor mothers
Exposure
−0.249
−6.500
0.025
(0.052)
(1.458)
(0.010)
Panel E: rural mothers
Exposure
−0.239
−5.875
0.016
(0.068)
(1.921)
(0.015)
Panel F: urban mothers
Exposure
−0.165
−4.568
0.014
(0.083)
(2.262)
(0.013)
Panel G: female children
Exposure
−0.242
−6.883
0.031
(0.086)
(1.536)
(0.015)
Panel H: male children
Exposure
−0.230
−5.103
0.018
(0.061)
(2.146)
(0.012)
Mother characteristics
X
X
X
Child characteristics
X
X
X
All fixed effects
X
X
X
,,. Each column represents the coefficients in a separate regression. The column headings indicate dependent variables. Mother characteristics include mother’s years of education, mother’s current (and its squared term), and mother’s age at birth (and its squared term). Child characteristics include child’s age in months (and its squared term), child’s gender, child’s birth order, and whether the child is plural birth. All fixed effects include residential cluster, birth year, birth month, and survey wave fixed effects. Robust standard errors are clustered at the residential cluster level.
