Socio-ecological perspective of older age life expectancy: income, gender inequality, and financial crisis in Europe

Table 3 Multiple regression models for predicting OLE

Variable		Coefficient	T-Value	P-Value	R²
OLE (women and men)	GNI	0.54	3.89	0.001	0.76
	GII	−0.39	−2.84	0.008	0.76
	GII	−0.59	−5.34	0.001	0.74
	DCI	0.38	3.41	0.002	0.74
	DCI	0.32	2.92	0.001	0.76
	GNI	0.64	5.84	0.007	0.76
OLE (men)	GNI	0.54	3.415	0.002	0.69
	GII	−0.34	−2.197	0.036	0.69
	GII	−0.5	−4.32	0.001	0.71
	DCI	0.45	3.84	0.001	0.71
	DCI	0.39	4.88	0.002	0.73
	GNI	0.56	3.38	0.001	0.73
OLE (women)	GNI	0.46	3.14	0.004	0.73
	GII	−0.45	−3.13	0.004	0.73
	GII	−0.6	−5.41	0.001	0.73
	DCI	0.36	3.23	0.003	0.73
	DCI	0.33	2.78	0.009	0.72
	GNI	0.6	5.05	0.001	0.72

GNI Gross national income per capita, PPP (current international $), 2005–2012, GII Gender inequality index (value: 0 = women and men equally, to 1 = women poorly), 2000–2010, DCI Depth of credit information index caused by financial crisis, (0 = low, to 6 = high), 2004–2012, OLE older age life expectancy, at age 60 years, 2000–2012

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