Securing Sahelian pastoralism by using a remunerated workforce for livestock keeping activities: the ambivalence of commodification

Multifacet realities of work in agriculture. Coordonnateurs : Benoît Dedieu, Julio Cesar Damasceno, Guillermo Neiman, Sandra Schiavi

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Table 2

Determinants of pastoral wage labor in the Ferlo (Wane et al., 2010).

Déterminants du recours à la main-d’œuvre salariée au Ferlo (Wane et al., 2010).

	Variables	B	E.S.	Exp(B)	Odd ratios [Exp(B) − 1] × 100 (%)	Nagelkerke’s pseudo R-squared (%)
“Gender” model	Household^***	−0.476	0.171	0.621	−37.9	42.0
	Woman^**	0.123	0.061	1.131	13.1
	Labor transfer^***	−2.975	1.146	0.051	−94.9
	Cattle^**	0.012	0.006	1.012	1.2
	Sheep^***	0.009	0.003	1.009	0.9
	Constant	3.042	2.228	20.956	–
“Age group” model	Household^***	−0.494	0.182	0.610	−39.0	42.4
	Third Age^*	0.309	0.168	1.362	36.2
	Cattle^**	0.014	0.006	1.014	1.4
	Sheep^***	0.008	0.003	1.008	0.8
	Labor transfer ^***	−3.213	1.177	0.040	−96.0
	Constant	3.719	2.274	41.222	–

The Nagelkerke’s pseudo R-squared, adjusted version of Cox & Snell’s pseudo R-squared, is more relevant in our case.

Non-significant variables are not shown in this table.

^***

Significant at 1%.

^**

Significant at 5%.

Significant at 10%.

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