Skip to main content
. 2014 May 14;11(5):5137–5154. doi: 10.3390/ijerph110505137

Table 5.

Multivariate probit analysis of the associations between socioeconomic, self-reported malaria, and attitudinal indicators with expressed willingness to pay.

Variable Type Variable Coefficient 95% CI z p-Value
Demographics Respondent age −0.003 −0.012–0.005 −0.78 0.434
Respondent ever attended school 0.449 0.213–0.685 3.73 0.000 *
Number of people in the household 0.027 −0.020–0.075 1.12 0.262
Respondent’s main occupation–crop farming −0.122 −0.391–0.148 −0.88 0.377
Wealth Improved roof (iron sheets instead of grass/leaves/mud) 0.309 0.104–0.514 2.96 0.003 *
Reported malaria ≥1 recent case of self-reported malaria in household (assessment of each member’s most recent fever if within past 3 months) −0.048 −0.252–0.155 −0.47 0.641
Attitudes towards larviciding Trust in safety of larviciding 0.350 0.107–0.593 2.82 0.005 *
Bid Larviciding contribution amount −0.340 −0.429–−0.250 −7.42 0.000 *

Notes: Willingness to Pay (Y/N); N = 792; Prob > chi2 = 0.000. * Significant at the 0.05 level.