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Table 1 Socio-economic characteristics of rural households with and without migrants

From: The effects of migration on poverty and inequality in rural Kosovo

 

All households

Migrant household=1

Test statistics

  

1

0

χ 2/ p

Number of rural HH

1727.00

479.00

1248.00

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HH size

4.97

5.03

4.95

0.677 / 0.411

Dependency ratio

0.52

0.60

0.49

10.067 / 0.002

Age of HH head

49.85

52.47

48.85

23.354 / 0.000

Years of education of HH head

10.95

10.68

11.06

2.132 / 0.144

Number of migrants

0.71

2.54

0.00

1673.087 / 0.000

Highest level of education in HH

    

- Primary School (up to 4 years) or lower

2.21

2.30

2.17

0.025 / 0.875

- Secondary General School (~8 years)

8.25

9.81

7.64

2.149 / 0.143

- Vocational or Grammar School (~12 years)

50.35

47.60

51.41

2.005 / 0.157

- University degree

39.20

40.29

38.78

0.333 / 0.564

Household income (€)

4,819

5,177

4,682

0.420 / 0.517

Household income incl. remittances (€)

5,249

6,728

4,682

65.323 / 0.000

PC income, equivalised (€)

1,889

2,017

1,840

2.265 / 0.133

PC income incl. remittances, equivalised (€)

2,060

2,633

1,840

82.672 / 0.000

Income shares (%)

    

- Waged employment

66.62

58.83

74.52

106.554 / 0.000

- Self-employment

10.66

6.47

11.22

4.440 / 0.035

- Remittances

5.14

13.15

0.00

811.168 / 0.000

- Other income

17.58

18.16

12.50

15.536 / 0.000

  1. Source: Own calculation based on KRS 2010 data.
  2. Note: N=1,727 rural households; HH=household, PC = per capita.
  3. Test statistics refer to a Kruskal-Wallis-Test.