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© The Author(s) 2015. Published by Science and Education Publishing. Table 4. Multinomial logistic regression analysis for the association between socio-demographic and the WTP Variable(s) WTP OR 95%CI p-value   Yes No Gender Male 599 510 0.59 [0.474,0.74] 0.00 Female 221 410 - Age ≤ 29 313 243 0.87 [0.59,1.28] 0.48 30-49 268 499 2.17 [1.56,2.30] ≥50 820 178 Education ≤ ES 151 197 0.79 [0.49,1.29] 0.35 JHS-HS 334 301 0.50 [0.35,0.72] ≥College 335 422 AAHI (¥) ≤9,999 90 152 11.03 [7.35,16.55] 10,000-24,999 184 9.03 [6.40,12.73] 25,000-49,999 204 342 5.84 [4.31,7.92] ≥50,000 91 Occupation Government employee 284 324 1.60 [1.00,2.55] Worker 280 320 2.53 [1.72,3.71] Farmer 256 276 * CI = confidence interval; OR = odds ratio. Note: assigned “the willingness=no” to 0, “the willingness=yes” to 1; Assigned “age ≤ 29” to 1 (control group), “30-49” = 2, “≥50” = 3; Assigned “Educational level ≤Elementary school (ES)” to 1(control group), “Junior high school-high school (JHS-HS)” = 2, “≥College” = 3; Assigned “annual average household income (AAHI)<RMB (¥) 9,999” to 1(control group), “RMB 10,000-24,999” = 2, “RMB 25,000-49,999” = 3, “≥RMB 50,000” = 4. Yanping Li et al. Survey Analysis of Occupational Impact on Perception of Air Pollution and Its Health Effect. Journal of Environment Pollution and Human Health, 2016, Vol. 4, No. 1, 9-15. doi:10.12691/jephh-4-1-2 © The Author(s) 2015. Published by Science and Education Publishing.