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Table 1.

Variables and descriptive statistics, overall and for urban and rural subsamples.

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Table 2.

Variation explained by the first principal component of each wealth index1.

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Fig 1.

A) Relationship between wealth quintile and coverage with different environmental health assets for all households; B) Relationship between wealth quintile and coverage with different environmental health assets for urban households; C) Relationship between wealth quintile and coverage with different environmental health assets for rural households.

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Table 3.

Pooled multivariable regression estimates of the association between wealth and EHA access.

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Table 4.

Pooled multivariable regression estimates of the association between wealth and EHA access, across different definitions of the wealth index; for countries with multiple rounds (Panel A) and latest data from all countries (Panel B).

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Table 5.

Pooled multivariable regression estimates of the association between wealth and EHA access, allowing for country-specific differences.

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Table 6.

Pooled multivariable regression estimates of the association between wealth-urbanization interactions and EHA access.

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