Objective variables = Share method, Progressive method, Regressive method, Self-pay method (advance), Self-pay method (arrears), Self-pay method (work at home)

Sample size = 522

Nagelkerke = −1637.213

Progressive method

Regressive method

Self-pay method (advance)

Self-pay method (arrears)

Self-pay method (work at home)

Coefficient value

P value

Coefficient value

P value

Coefficient value

P value

Coefficient value

P value

Coefficient value

P value

Age

0.000

0.989

−0.015

0.371

-0.016

0.351

-0.004

0.818

0.000

0.993

Married

−0.767

0.125

−0.461

0.259

-0.205

0.604

-0.484

0.244

0.466

0.333

Male

0.829

0.079

0.024

0.953

0.331

0.408

0.435

0.266

−0.323

0.517

Have children

1.207

0.020^*

0.514

0.232

0.538

0.199

0.770

0.078

−0.071

0.889

(Junior high school graduate/High School graduate)

Vocational school graduate/graduate of other various schools

0.495

0.464

−0.148

0.784

−0.312

0.600

0.030

0.958

0.069

0.916

Junior college/technical college graduate

1.564

0.035^*

0.708

0.267

1.026

0.107

1.069

0.088

0.792

0.300

4-year university graduate

1.244

0.018^*

−0.122

0.761

0.187

0.655

−0.160

0.701

0.152

0.768

Graduate school graduate (completed MFA) or above

0.365

0.713

−1.574

0.173

0.943

0.160

0.320

0.634

0.682

0.419

(Manufacturing industry)

Construction industry

1.393

0.157

1.128

0.239

1.407

0.132

2.053

0.022^*

1.508

0.129

Shipping, transportation, telecommunications industry

−0.689

0.386

0.151

0.820

−0.160

0.835

−2.008

0.083

0.078

0.920

Wholesale, retail, restaurant industry

0.197

0.798

1.154

0.079

1.724

0.007^**

1.278

0.059

1.006

0.188

Finance, insurance, real estate industry

−0.956

0.198

0.218

0.710

0.099

0.870

−0.066

0.917

−0.974

0.291

Service, broadcasting, software, information service industry

0.307

0.552

0.064

0.898

0.357

0.445

0.562

0.249

−0.348

0.549

Public health industry

−0.611

0.469

0.011

0.987

−0.123

0.866

−0.735

0.361

−0.781

0.364

Cooperative association, education-related, civil servant

−1.512

0.051

−0.542

0.386

−0.526

0.384

0.781

0.131

−1.337

0.102

Agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, electricity, gas and heat supply, water, iron and steel, publishing and printing

−0.052

0.960

0.606

0.476

0.301

0.723

0.432

0.640

0.447

0.668

Number of people in your department

0.001

0.584

0.000

0.947

−0.001

0.535

0.000

0.820

0.001

0.421

Production worker (direct and indirect factory departments such as processing, assembly, inspection and machine operation)

−1.195

0.126

0.142

0.816

−0.571

0.354

−1.486

0.040^*

−0.384

0.632

(Clerical position)

Professional/technical position (research and development, design, information processing, teacher, designer, etc.)

−0.668

0.193

−0.614

0.237

−0.706

0.120

−0.766

0.079

0.058

0.922

Sales and marketing

−0.758

0.232

0.588

0.231

−1.615

0.010^*

−1.417

0.024^*

−0.170

0.801

Other

−0.685

0.274

0.460

0.359

−1.761

0.014^*

−2.116

0.002^**

0.853

0.153

Labor union present

0.593

0.123

0.151

0.651

−0.465

0.170

0.392

0.247

−0.225

0.594

Annual income (log)

−0.997

0.047^*

0.184

0.688

0.239

0.596

−0.457

0.294

0.114

0.837

Working hours per week

0.026

0.262

0.015

0.479

0.021

0.322

0.025

0.236

0.029

0.225

Days of paid vacation granted

−0.019

0.592

0.031

0.328

0.031

0.308

0.073

0.023^*

0.059

0.137

Information is shared

0.062

0.887

0.349

0.359

0.259

0.478

0.100

0.783

0.545

0.259