MOESM3 of Willingness to pay for community-based health insurance and associated factors among rural households of Bugna District, Northeast Ethiopia

Additional file 3: Table S2. The marginal effect of factors associates with willingness to pay for CBHI. The result shows that when the family size of a household increases by one person, it will increase the probability of willingness of a household to pay for community-based health insurance by 1.12% [dy/dx = 0.0112, 95% CI (0.002, 0.020)]. The marginal effect of this variable reveals that respondents who had formal education 7.3% more probability of paying for community-based health insurance compared to respondents who did not have formal education [dy/dx = 0.0730, 95% CI (0.045, 0.100)]. The marginal effect of this variable reveals that respondents who had awareness about the scheme were 7.07% more probability of paying for community-based health insurance compared to respondents who did not have awareness about the scheme [dy/dx = 0.0707, 95% CI (0.043, 0.097)]. The marginal effect of this variable reveals that respondents who had history of illness in household member were 6.71% more probability of paying for community-based health insurance compared to respondents who did not have history of illness in the household member [dy/dx = 0.0671, 95% CI (0.034, 0.099)]. Marginal effect of factors associate with WTP for CBHI after Tobit econometrical analysis in Bugna district, 2016