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Table 2 Overall odds ratio estimates from separate proportional odds regression models examining the association between general exposure to fast food marketing and preference for McDonald’s, KFC and Subway among youth in six countries

From: The impact of fast food marketing on brand preferences and fast food intake of youth aged 10–17 across six countries

 

McDonald’s

KFC

Subway

Parameter

OR

(95% CI)

OR

(95% CI)

OR

(95% CI)

Country

 Canada

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 Chile

0.54

(0.42, 0.71)a

1.51

(1.19, 1.93)a

0.42

(0.32, 0.55)a

 Mexico

0.75

(0.58, 0.99)a

3.49

(2.63, 4.63)a

0.48

(0.37, 0.62)a

 United States

1.33

(1.01, 1.73)a

2.41

(1.89, 1.93)a

1.20

(0.90, 1.61)

 United Kingdom

1.38

(1.04, 1.83)a

2.22

(1.72, 2.87)a

0.64

(0.49, 0.83)a

 Australia

1.14

(0.87, 1.51)

3.39

(2.61, 4.39)a

0.60

(0.46, 0.77)a

Age

0.89

(0.85, 0.92)a

0.94

(0.91, 0.97)a

1.02

(0.99, 1.06)

Sex

 Male

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 Female

0.95

(0.80, 1.12)

0.72

(0.62, 0.84)a

1.06

(0.90, 1.25)

Ethnicity

 Majority

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 Minority

0.98

(0.79, 1.22)

1.16

(0.95, 1.43)

0.98

(0.79, 1.22)

Income Adequacy

 Not enough money

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 Enough money

0.82

(0.67, 1.01)

1.02

(0.85, 1.23)

1.11

(0.92, 1.35)

General Exposure to FF Marketing

 Never

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  ≥ 2x/week

1.97

(1.52, 2.56)a

1.61

(1.24, 2.09)a

1.73

(1.34, 2.24)a

  ≤ 1x/week

1.57

(1.17, 2.10)a

1.54

(1.15, 2.07)a

1.46

(1.09, 1.97)a

  1. OR Odds ratio, CI Confidence interval, ref Reference, FF Fast food
  2. aIndicates significant test at an alpha level of 0.05