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Table 2 Correlation matrix of independent variables used in the analyses

From: Is healthcare a ‘Necessity’ or ‘Luxury’? an empirical evidence from public and private sector analyses of South-East Asian countries?

Variables

GDP per capita

Female population

Elderly population

Urban population

Life expectancy at birth

GDP per capita

1.000

    

Female population

0.298 (0.0002)***

1.000

   

Elderly population

0.708 (0.000)***

0.559 (0.000)***

1.000

  

Urban population

0.457 (0.000)***

-0.109 (0.178)

0.113 (0.163)

1.000

 

Life expectancy at birth

0.778 (0.000)***

0.491 (0.000)***

0.791 (0.000)***

0.221 (0.0062)***

1.000

  1. Notes: ***, ** and * denotes significant at 1%, 5% and 10% risk level respectively.
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