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Table 4 Households reported food shortage according to high index value of different livelihood capitals, Dhanbad, India, 2015.

From: Does coal mining affect household food security? An empirical study of Dhanbad, India

High index

Villages not affected by mining activity

Villages affected by mining activity

Total

%

[χ2]

%

[χ2]

%

[χ2]

Natural capital

63.9

[11.9***]

40.2

[5.7**]

53.7

[21.1***]

Social capital

34.3

[2.1]

45.1

[3.7*]

39.0

[7.3***]

Economic capital

12.0

[32.4***]

13.4

[33.5***]

12.6

[67.8***]

Human capital

28.7

[13.7***]

30.5

[4.5**]

29.5

[16.6***]

Physical capital

18.5

[27.1***]

22.0

[47.1***]

20.0

[77.1***]

All capital

19.4

[29.7***]

18.3

[54.4***]

19.0

[85.8***]

N

108

 

82

 

190

 
  1. Livelihood capital indexes (High level + Low level = 100%), the high value means higher the utilization level and vice versa; level of significance: *p value < 0.1, **p value < 0.05, ***p value < 0.01; N total household sample