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There was no relationship between income and the rank order of

retirement benefits assigned by the respondents.

(Table 0241)

There was no .relationship between income and the rank order of

housing benefit assigned by the respondents. (Table 0242)

There was no relationship between income and the perceived

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worthiness of this insurance scheme. (Table 0244)

The higher the income, the more willing were the respondents to

join the scheme if all their suggested modifications were effective. (Table 0344)

The higher the income, the more willing were the respondents to join

the scheme if they were required to pay more for more benefits. (Table 0345) •

There was no marked relationship between income and the choice of

type of benefit to be contributed separately. (Table 0404) However, the

higher the income, the more willing were the respondents to separately contribute

more to the chosen type of benefit. (Table 0405)

There was no marked relationship between income and the opinion

towards making the scheme compulsory for all employees. (Table 0495)