Using NFHS-5 (2019-21) data, the paper reports women's self-reported morbidity is nearly double men's, while the Fairlie decomposition explains only a small share of the gap, with marital status, insurance, caste, and urban residence as the main contributors.
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Unmasking inequility: socio-economic determinants and gender disparities in Maharashtra and India's health outcomes -- Insights from NFHS-5
Using NFHS-5 (2019-21) data, the paper reports women's self-reported morbidity is nearly double men's, while the Fairlie decomposition explains only a small share of the gap, with marital status, insurance, caste, and urban residence as the main contributors.