Contraception and Reproductive Medicine

Table 4 Chi-square test of the association between unmet need and confounders

From: Association between media exposure and family planning in Myanmar and Philippines: evidence from nationally representative survey data

Variable	Philippines			Myanmar
	Unmet need		p-value	Unmet need		p-value
	Yes	No	p-value	Yes	No	p-value
Age group						< 0.01
• 15–24	89	439		125	723
• 25–29	100	594		156	867
• 30–34	97	577	< 0.01	202	1046
• 35–39	87	615		184	1073
• 40–49	233	818		498	976
Residence						< 0.01
• Urban	337	1829	0.20	246	1326
• Rural	270	1214		919	3359
Education level						< 0.01
• No education	7	16		261	557
• Primary	128	427	0.01	570	2146
• Secondary	261	1490		283	1529
• Higher	211	1110		51	453
Partner education level						< 0.01
• No education	13	31		263	558
• Primary	151	603	0.07	484	1858
• Secondary	227	1298		371	1926
• Higher	216	1110		47	342
Socio-economic status						< 0.01
• Poorest	134	501		292	907
• Poorer	107	560		247	939
• Middle	122	615	0.08	232	924
• Richer	104	705		218	923
• Richest	139	661		176	992
Number of living children						< 0.01
• No children	15	189		59	489
• 1–3	385	2148	< 0.01	778	3546
• More than 3	207	706		328	650
Age at first marriage						0.001
• Below 20	278	1217		616	2170
• 20–25	231	1318	0.32	417	1811
• Above 25	97	508		133	703
Working status						0.50
• Employed	324	1489	0.18	404	1681
• Unemployed	283	1554		762	3003

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