From: Digital financial services adoption: a retrospective time-to-event analysis approach
Variable | Logit model: 1 = First year (5) | Logit model:1 = First 2 years (6) | ||
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Odds ratio | Standard Error | Odds ratio | Standard Error | |
Urban | 1.654027*** | 0.289995 | 1.689582*** | 0.277129 |
Male | 1.200942 | 0.177761 | 1.192877 | 0.153274 |
Age group. Ref = 29–36 years |  |  |  |  |
 36–65 years | 1.810187*** | 0.304626 | 1.688651*** | 0.263172 |
 66+ years | 1.614212* | 0.460444 | 1.506504 | 0.396968 |
Level of education. Ref = Primary education | ||||
 Secondary education | 1.366478* | 0.258112 | 1.428403** | 0.245464 |
 Tertiary education | 2.800618*** | 0.665069 | 3.069573*** | 0.698948 |
Financial planning. Ref = did not plan/budget | ||||
 Planned/budgeted accurately | 1.141271 | 0.282025 | 1.500678* | 0.351119 |
 Neither planned/budgeted accurately nor inaccurately | 0.820023 | 0.226542 | 1.185935 | 0.306308 |
 Planned/budgeted inaccurately | 1.243034 | 0.313698 | 1.455843 | 0.34857 |
Source of income. Ref = Unemployed/Student/Stay at home | ||||
 Formally Employed in Private or Government | 0.978434 | 0.197598 | 0.964026 | 0.186247 |
 Informally Employed in Private or Government | 1.123575 | 0.30321 | 0.86308 | 0.225593 |
 Self-Employed Formally | 1.565945 | 0.618707 | 1.838837 | 0.702637 |
 Self-Employed Informally | 0.98497 | 0.175167 | 1.138236 | 0.184824 |
Income Ref: < 200 | ||||
 201–500 | 1.388613 | 0.261827 | 1.107509 | 0.203957 |
 501-max | 1.036669 | 0.173436 | 0.9357151 | 0.148135 |
Banked | 3.071106*** | 0.530262 | 2.987422*** | 0.459438 |
Mobile money outlet. Ref = More than 60 min/ No infrastructure | ||||
 Less than 30 min | 1.533187** | 0.275763 | 1.695163*** | 0.286199 |
 Between 31 and 60 min | 0.92388 | 0.197816 | 1.297991 | 0.246875 |
Belong to an informal group (savings, burial society etc.) | 1.188104 | 0.205196 | 1.143771 | 0.187051 |
Real GDP Growth | 1.461446*** | 0.035614 | 1.443245*** | 0.043671 |
AUC | 0.8453 | 0.8593 | ||
Pseudo R Squared | 0.1559 | 0.1636 | ||
Sample (n) | 1800 | 1800 |