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Table 6

The role of control variables in financing the development of skills by respondents

DV	FoE (ref. level: B2B)	Education (ref. level: University)			Children up to 18 yo	Age (ref. level: Up to 30 yo)			Sex (ref. level: Female)	Industry (ref. level: Other)
DV	Contract of mandate	Secondary	Vocational	Primary	Children up to 18 yo	31–40 yo	41–50 yo	Over 50 yo	Male	Gastronomy	Retail	Medical	Production	Transport	Service
C 1	1.119	0.373	–	–	0.768	0.507	0.712	0.282	1.637	–	0.624	1.223	0.999	–	0.824
C 2	0.109	0.375	–	–	0.504	0.698	2.923	0.663	1.133	–	2.019	2.827	0.65	–	1.035
C 3	0.236	0.262	–	–	1.691	1.068	1.115	1.966	3.438	–	2.705	2.054	–	–	1.289
C 4	0.692	0.949	0.434	0.25	1.161	0.291*	0.276*	0.387	2.756*	0.224	0.295	8.659**	0.789	0.797	0.903
C 5	1.789	0.458	0.033**	0.11	1.34	0.428	0.328	2.179	2.557*	–	0.21*	2.271	0.469	0.891	0.64
C 6	–	–	–	–	2.039	–	–	–	3.495	–	1.385	2.092	–	–	0.962
C 7	1.882	0.125	–	–	3.816	0.266	0.121	1.24	4.11	–	1.022	0.878	–	–	0.3
C 8	–	–	–	–	3.373	–	–	–	4.416	–	–	0.438	–	–	–
C 9	0.797	0.073*	–	–	1.571	0.825	0.455	3.473	2.068	–	1.624	1.613	–	–	1.137
C 10	0.858	0.368*	0.282	–	0.905	1.213	0.863	0.573	1.801	7.984**	2.659	14.487**	0.771	0.998	4.104*
C 11	0.348*	0.959	0.479	–	0.495	0.26*	0.312*	0.114**	0.935	0.236	1.053	6.643*	1.134	1.467	1.091
C 12	4.984	0.171	–	–	3.858	1.422	0.225	6.977	2.556	–	–	0.535	–	–	0.219
C 13	3.965	–	–	–	0.543	1.57	–	1.655	6.005	–	0.523	0.78	–	–	0.033
C 14	2.323	0.18***	0.039***	0.024**	1.23	0.292*	0.419	0.485	0.725	0.555	0.275*	–	1.17	1.911	0.541

DV	FoE (ref. level: B2B)	Education (ref. level: University)			Children up to 18 yo	Age (ref. level: Up to 30 yo)			Sex (ref. level: Female)	Industry (ref. level: Other)
DV	Contract of mandate	Secondary	Vocational	Primary	Children up to 18 yo	31–40 yo	41–50 yo	Over 50 yo	Male	Gastronomy	Retail	Medical	Production	Transport	Service
C 1	1.119	0.373	–	–	0.768	0.507	0.712	0.282	1.637	–	0.624	1.223	0.999	–	0.824
C 2	0.109	0.375	–	–	0.504	0.698	2.923	0.663	1.133	–	2.019	2.827	0.65	–	1.035
C 3	0.236	0.262	–	–	1.691	1.068	1.115	1.966	3.438	–	2.705	2.054	–	–	1.289
C 4	0.692	0.949	0.434	0.25	1.161	0.291*	0.276*	0.387	2.756*	0.224	0.295	8.659**	0.789	0.797	0.903
C 5	1.789	0.458	0.033**	0.11	1.34	0.428	0.328	2.179	2.557*	–	0.21*	2.271	0.469	0.891	0.64
C 6	–	–	–	–	2.039	–	–	–	3.495	–	1.385	2.092	–	–	0.962
C 7	1.882	0.125	–	–	3.816	0.266	0.121	1.24	4.11	–	1.022	0.878	–	–	0.3
C 8	–	–	–	–	3.373	–	–	–	4.416	–	–	0.438	–	–	–
C 9	0.797	0.073*	–	–	1.571	0.825	0.455	3.473	2.068	–	1.624	1.613	–	–	1.137
C 10	0.858	0.368*	0.282	–	0.905	1.213	0.863	0.573	1.801	7.984**	2.659	14.487**	0.771	0.998	4.104*
C 11	0.348*	0.959	0.479	–	0.495	0.26*	0.312*	0.114**	0.935	0.236	1.053	6.643*	1.134	1.467	1.091
C 12	4.984	0.171	–	–	3.858	1.422	0.225	6.977	2.556	–	–	0.535	–	–	0.219
C 13	3.965	–	–	–	0.543	1.57	–	1.655	6.005	–	0.523	0.78	–	–	0.033
C 14	2.323	0.18***	0.039***	0.024**	1.23	0.292*	0.419	0.485	0.725	0.555	0.275*	–	1.17	1.911	0.541

Note(s): ***p < 0.001; **p < 0.01; *p < 0.05

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