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Table 4 Probability of owning a home
| Model 1 with postsecondary education | Model 2 without postsecondary education | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Estimated coefficient | Predicted probability (%) | Estimated coefficient | Predicted probability (%) | |
| Intercept | 0.417 | 60 | 0.924 | 72 |
| Student loan status (ref. non-borrower) | ||||
| Borrower | -0.307* | 53 | -0.358 | 64 |
| Highest education level (ref. some postsecondary) | ||||
| Some high school | ... | ... | -0.641* | 57 |
| High school graduate | ... | ... | -0.268 | 66 |
| (ref. bachelor's degree) | ||||
| Non-university postsecondary | -0.355* | 52 | ... | ... |
| Graduate degree | -0.288 | 53 | ... | ... |
| * significantly different from the reference group (ref.) at the 0.05 level. Note: Sample size of Model 1 is 8,476 observations representing over 4.9 million weighted individuals. Model 2 is 5,140 observations representing almost 3 million weighted individuals. Samples for both models include individuals age 20 to 45 who were not students in 2007. Source: Statistics Canada, Survey of Labour and Income Dynamics, 2007. |
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