Does the perception of fairness and standard of care in the health system depend on the field of study? Results of an empirical analysis

Table 3 Regression results ‘Fairness’

Variable	Coefficient (standard error)
HYPOTHESES RELATED
Study terms	−0.029 (0.032)
Academic Discipline (Reference category: Philosophy/Religion)
Medicine	0.151 (0.146)
Law	0.207 (0.144)
Economics	0.217 (0.150)
Study terms × academic discipline (Reference: Study terms × philosophy/religion)
Study terms × medicine	0.076** (0.038)
Study terms × law	−0.042 (0.042)
Study terms × economics	0.068* (0.040)
FURTHER CONTROL VARIABLES
Serious illness among family or friends (Reference: no)	−0.122* (0.069)
Subj. health-consciousness (Reference: good)
bad	−0.199* (0.106)
Neutral	−0.001 (0.086)
Number of observations	1,088
Nagelkerke R²	0.051

Insignificant control variables: gender, nationality, children, age, acute disease, chronic disease, serious illness in family or friends circle, subj. health status, social commitment, parental schooling years.
Significance levels denoted by *:10%, **:5%, ***:1% level [32, 33].
Subj.: Subjective.

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