Table 3 Economic wellbeing of the confirmatory and non-confirmatory groups.

From: The role of social norms in shaping trust and economic behavior in the Ethiopian financial institutions

Variables

Confirmatory?

Total

Pearson Chi2

P value

Yes

No

 

No.

%

No.

%

No.

%

  

Economic status

  

 Upper class

207

21.50%

57

21.80%

264

21.60%

0.95

0.623

 Middle class

373

38.80%

93

35.60%

466

38.10%

 Lower class

382

39.70%

111

42.50%

493

40.30%

Gone without enough food to eat

  

 Often

24

2.50%

20

7.60%

44

3.60%

22.13

0.0001

 Sometimes

98

10.20%

40

15.20%

138

11.20%

 Rarely

225

23.30%

57

21.60%

282

23.00%

 Never

617

64.00%

147

55.70%

764

62.20%

Gone without needed medicine or treatment

  

 Often

28

2.90%

17

6.40%

45

3.70%

9.12

0.0277

 Sometimes

140

14.50%

34

12.90%

174

14.20%

 Rarely

170

17.60%

54

20.50%

224

18.20%

 Never

627

65.00%

159

60.20%

786

64.00%

Gone without a cash income

  

 Often

46

4.80%

26

9.80%

72

5.90%

12.53

0.0058

 Sometimes

192

19.90%

55

20.80%

247

20.10%

 Rarely

264

27.40%

78

29.50%

342

27.90%

 Never

462

47.90%

105

39.80%

567

46.20%

Gone without a safe shelter over your head

  

 Often

12

1.20%

7

2.70%

19

1.60%

4.08

0.258

 Sometimes

44

4.60%

16

6.10%

60

4.90%

 Rarely

116

12.10%

28

10.60%

144

11.80%

 Never

790

82.10%

212

80.60%

1,002

81.80%