Fig. 3: The effect of temperature on drinks consumption by type.
a, The effect of temperature on sugar-added beverage consumption for the whole sample. b, The heterogeneous effect of temperature on sugar-added beverage consumption by education level in households with a male head (i), education level in households with a female head (ii), income (iii), ethnic group (iv), work environment in households with a male head (v) and work environment in households with female head (vi). c, The heterogeneous effect of plain water consumption by education level in households with a male head (i), education level in households with a female head (ii), income (iii), ethnic group (iv), work environment in households with a male head (v) and work environment in households with female head (vi). The statistics are from two-sided t-tests based on regression analysis and complete results are presented in Supplementary Tables 19–21. Household income was categorized as defined in Fig. 2.
