– Table A.5 Comparison of attrited households in the control group and trimmed observations in the treatment group

||(1)|(2)|(3)|T-t|est p-val|ues|Norma|lized dif|erences|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||Attrited<br>households<br>in C|Trimmed<br>households<br>in T (using<br>relative<br>date)|Trimmed<br>households<br>in T (using<br>intensive<br>tracking)|(1)-(2)|(1)-(3)|(2)-(3)|(1)-(2)|(1)-(3)|(2)-(3)|
|**Respondent variables**||||||||||
|Age|42.054|39.646|37.633|0.256|0.087|0.506|0.195|0.342|0.154|
||(12.136)|(12.498)|(13.647)|||||||
|Completed secondary school|0.295<br>|0.271<br>|0.333<br>|0.762|0.685|0.562|0.052|-0.083|-0.135|
||(0.458)|(0.449)|(0.479)|||||||
|Born in this Imada|0.696|0.771|0.833|0.341|0.138|0.512|-0.168|-0.324|-0.155|
||(0.462)|(0.425)|(0.379)|||||||
|Married|0.661<br>|0.563<br>|0.433<br>|0.241|0.023|0.273|0.201|0.464|0.257|
|Status in the household|(0.476)|(0.501)|(0.504)|||||||
|Head|0.071<br>|0.063<br>|0.100<br>|0.839|0.606|0.551|0.035|-0.101|-0.136|
||(0.259)|(0.245)|(0.305)|||||||
|Spouse of the head|0.607<br>(0491)|0.521<br>(0505)|0.400<br>(0498)|0.314|0.043|0.305|0.173|0.419|0.241|
|Daughter of the head|.<br>0.259<br>|.<br>0.375<br>|.<br>0.433<br>|0.141|0.064|0.614|-0.249|-0.369|-0.117|
||(0.440)|(0.489)|(0.504)|||||||
|Other|0.063<br>(0243)|0.042<br>(0202)|0.067<br>(0254)|0.603|0.934|0.632|0.093|-0.017|-0.109|
|Had an IGA in the last month|.<br>0.045|.<br>0.063|.<br>0.100|0.637|0.246|0.551|-0.079|-0.212|-0.136|
||(0.207)|(0.245)|(0.305)|||||||
|Attended a professional training|0.152|0.167|0.233|0.814|0.293|0.474|-0.040|-0.205|-0.165|
||(0.360)|(0.377)|(0.430)|||||||
|Randomly assigned to prior CWLP program|0.152|0.354|0.367|0.004|0.008|0.912|-0.475|-0.499|-0.026|
||(0.360)|(0.483)|(0.490)|||||||
|**Household demographics**||||||||||
|Household size|4.286|4.667|4.467|0.174|0.586|0.612|-0.233|-0.110|0.118|
||(1.591)|(1.680)|(1.697)|||||||
|Number of adults (18-65)|2.884|3.021|3.067|0.598|0.547|0.894|-0.091|-0.127|-0.031|
||(1.493)|(1.523)|(1.388)|||||||
|Number of children (_<_18)|0.795<br>(1.058)|1.104<br>(1.309)|0.867<br>(1.306)|0.117|0.754|0.438|-0.260|-0.061|0.182|
|Number of elders (_>_65)|0.607|0.542|0.533|0.688|0.689|0.970|0.068|0.085|0.009|
||(0.914)|(1.010)|(0.819)|||||||
|**Household living conditions**<br>Daily consumption per capita (in Dinars)|6.716|7.421|5.397|0.727|0.564|0.457|-0.059|0.123|0.178|
||(11.343)|(12.484)|(10.069)|||||||
|Has dirt foor|0.125|0.042|0.033|0.109|0.149|0.855|0.303|0.342|0.043|
||(0.332)|(0.202)|(0.183)|||||||
|Has thatched or steel roof|0.089<br>(0286)|0.063<br>(0245)|0.100<br>(0305)|0.573|0.858|0.551|0.101|-0.036|-0.136|
|Owns land|.<br>0.125|.<br>0.083|.<br>0.067|0.448|0.373|0.791|0.136|0.197|0.062|
||(0.332)|(0.279)|(0.254)|||||||
|Has livestock|0.420|0.583|0.633|0.058|0.037|0.666|-0.329|-0.434|-0.101|
||(0.496)|(0.498)|(0.490)|||||||
|Walkingdistance(inminutesoneway)||||||||||
|, <br>Water source|25.907|32.539|27.896|0.296|0.789|0.624|-0.175|-0.053|0.115|
||(34.885)|(40.505)|(40.435)|||||||
|Primary school|30.587<br>(24019)|31.146<br>(21983)|27.833<br>(18227)|0.890|0.560|0.492|-0.024|0.129|0.164|
|Food market|.<br>38.634|.<br>43.583|.<br>42.567|0.351|0.523|0.882|-0.161|-0.137|0.035|
||(30573)|(30804)|(26872)|||||||
|Headquarter|.<br>59.282|.<br>61.515|.<br>60.550|0.689|0.850|0.892|-0.070|-0.040|0.032|
||(33.023)|(30.346)|(30.717)|||||||
|Public transportation station|22.205|25.771|23.733|0.354|0.737|0.707|-0.158|-0.068|0.088|
||(21.779)|(23.223)|(23.159)|||||||
|Omnibus F-test p-value|.|.|.|0.116|0.124|1.000|.|.|.|
|Observations|112|48|30|160|142|78|160|142|78|

Notes: This table compares attrited households in the control group to trimmed observations in the treatment group (we used the approach proposed by Behaghel et al. (2015) to identify the observations that should be trimmed in the treatment group to fully close the attrition differential). In Column 2, we exploit the fact that respondents that are hard to track are typically interviewed much later than other respondents in the same village, and identify the 48 observations in the treatment group with the latest interview dates relative to the median interview date in their village. In Column 3, we identify the 30 interviews in the treatment group that were done during the intensive tracking. See notes to Table A.2 for more details.

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