. 2019 Jun 5;14(6):e0217971. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0217971

Table 2. Bivariate proportional odds and partial proportional odds models for interest in entrepreneurship.

	uOR	SE	p	95% CI
Demographics
Age	.90	.01	< .001	.88	.92
Female (ref: Male)	.53	.08	< .001	.40	.70
Race (ref: White, not Hispanic)
Black, not Hispanic	3.52	.77	< .001	2.29	5.43
All other races	1.39	.38	.230	.81	2.40
Rural (ref: Urban)	.86	.14	.347	.63	1.18
Work status (ref: Working for pay)
Self-employed	2.25^a	.63	.004	1.30	3.90
	1.37^b	.37	.247	.80	2.34
	1.65^c	.51	.106	.90	3.02
Retired	.32	.06	< .001	.22	.46
Disabled	.73	.20	.243	.43	1.24
Unemployed	1.15	.31	.605	.67	1.95
Others	.61	.17	.085	.35	1.07
Human capital
Education (ref: High school or less)
Associate’s degree	1.69	.30	.003	1.20	2.39
Bachelor’s degree	1.69	.34	.010	1.14	2.52
Master’s degree and above	1.50	.34	.072	.96	2.34
Health	1.14	.08	.047	1.00	1.30
Complete adult education/training	1.49	.22	.007	1.12	1.99
Social capital
Married (ref: Not)	.81	.12	.156	.61	1.08
Volunteer (ref: Not)	1.78	.26	< .001	1.33	2.38
Financial capital
Income	1.05	.06	.379	.94	1.18
Assets	1.00	.04	.957	.93	1.08
Personal preferences and values
Meaning of work: Personal	1.19^a	.05	< .001	1.10	1.29
	1.11^b	.04	.001	1.05	1.18
	1.07^c	.03	.005	1.02	1.12
Social	1.10	.02	< .001	1.05	1.14
Financial	1.08	.03	.005	1.02	1.13
Generativity	1.14	.04	< .001	1.07	1.21
Startup reason: (ref: Work for oneself)
Make money	.44	.09	< .001	.29	.66
Meet social challenge, help others	.44^a	.13	.005	.24	.78
	.64^b	.16	.069	.40	1.03
	.64^c	.17	.100	.38	1.09
Something else / Don’t know	.07	.02	< .001	.04	.12

Note. uOR = unadjusted odds ratio; SE = linearized standard error; CI = confidence interval. For the partial proportional odds models

^a odds ratio for very interested vs. less than very interested

^b odds ratio for somewhat or more interested vs not very much or less interested

^c odds ratio for not very much or more interested vs. not at all interested.