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Table 1 Socioeconomic characteristics of respondents (n = 438)

From: Mothers’ willingness to pay for HPV vaccines in Anambra state, Nigeria: a cross sectional contingent valuation study

Variable

Frequence (%) or average (±SD)

Place of residence

Rural

250 (57.1)

Urban

188 (42.9)

Age of mothers (years)

<30

65 (14.9)

31–40

169 (38.8)

41–50

157 (36.0)

>50

45 (10.3)

Number of daughters

One

314 (71.9)

Two

106 (24.3)

Three

12 (2.7)

Four

5 (1.1)

Average age of daughters

10.7 (±1.4)

Tribe of respondent

Ibo

422 (96.8)

Others

14 (3.2)

Level of education

No education

19 (4.3)

Primary education

131 (30.0)

Secondary education

167 (38.2)

Tertiary education

75 (17.2)

Post tertirary education

45 (10.3)

Monthly incomea

Less than <US $251 (N50,000)

251 (57.6)

US$ 251–502 (N50,000–N100,000)

109 (25.0)

US$ 502–1256 (N100,000–N250,000)

43 (9.9)

US$ 1256–2512 (N250,000–N500,000)

16 (3.7)

>US$ 2512 (>N500,000)

17 (3.9)

Occupation

No occupation

28 (6.4)

Farming

57 (13.1)

House wife

40 (9.2)

Public servant

110 (25.3)

Private business

197 (45.3)

Others

2 (0.5)

Religious preference

None

1 (0.2)

Traditionalist

48 (11.0)

Catholic

276 (63.4)

Protestant

101 (23.2)

Muslim

7 (1.6)

Others

2 (0.5)

  1. a1 US$ = 199 Nigerian Naira