Effect of occupational mobility and health status on life satisfaction of Chinese residents of different occupations: logistic diagonal mobility models analysis of cross-sectional data on eight Chinese provinces

Table 2 Statistical description of variables

Variables	Code	Value	Samples	Average	Standard deviation
Gender	0	Female	396	0.6857	0.4644
	1	Male	864
Age		[32.91,59.99]	1260	48.6123	6.1877
Education level	1	Primary school	351	1.9873	0.7727
	2	Secondary school	607
	3	High school (including technical secondary school and vocational school)	269
	4	University and college (including master’s degree or above)	33
Household registration	0	Rural	1023	0.1881	0.3909
	1	Urban	237
Marital status	1	Single	10	2.0325	0.2177
	2	Married	1199
	3	Others (including divorced, widowed, and separated)	51
Yearly income		[0,288000]	1260	10353.85	24869.17
Occupational status in 1989	1	Service class	50	4.3548	1.1289
	2	Regular non-physical class	83
	3	Skilled workers	109
	4	Half-skilled workers	146
	5	Farmers	872
Occupational status in 2009	1	Service class	103	4.0492	1.2588
	2	Regular non-physical class	69
	3	Skilled workers	143
	4	Half-skilled workers	293
	5	Farmers	652
Health status	0	1088	1260	0.1365	0.3435
	1	172
Life statisfaction	0	Fair (including good, very good)	678	0.4619	0.4987
	1	Others (including middle, bad, very bad)	582

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