Maternal Education and Child Health Production: Case of the Central African Republic

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Gbangoula Seremandji Alain Hyacinthe
Gbangoula Seremandji Alain Hyacinthe
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Christian Zamo Akono
Christian Zamo Akono
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The effect of education on health has increased over the last decades. This paper investigates the effect of the maternal education on antenatal care use. Based on the behavioural model and regression analyses with ordered multinomial logit model. We testthis hypothesis using data from the Mics survey, 2010 on the CAR. In terms of results, we find that an additional year increases, other things being equal, the probability of making all visits by 2.14 times. We find that more educated mothers have a greater advantage in using more prenatal health care during pregnancy.

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Gbangoula Seremandji Alain Hyacinthe. 2026. \u201cMaternal Education and Child Health Production: Case of the Central African Republic\u201d. Global Journal of Management and Business Research - B: Economic & Commerce GJMBR-B Volume 22 (GJMBR Volume 22 Issue B3): .

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Maternal education and child health influence in Central Africa with focus on maternal healthcare and pregnancy outcomes.
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The effect of education on health has increased over the last decades. This paper investigates the effect of the maternal education on antenatal care use. Based on the behavioural model and regression analyses with ordered multinomial logit model. We testthis hypothesis using data from the Mics survey, 2010 on the CAR. In terms of results, we find that an additional year increases, other things being equal, the probability of making all visits by 2.14 times. We find that more educated mothers have a greater advantage in using more prenatal health care during pregnancy.

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