Socio-demographic background of poultry traders interviewed at live bird markets in Bali and Lombok during 2008–2009 stratified by trader category.

n/a: not assessed. Vendors were the primary target of the study.aCategory based on primary role of the respondent in the market at time of interview.bCategory based on the whether respondent sold chickens, ducks or both species on their previous day of trading.cCategory based on the volume of birds sold on the respondent’s previous day of trading.dT-test (t = -1.24, df = 211, p-value: 0.219).eOne-way ANOVA (F2,410 = 1.37, p-value: 0.254).fOne-way ANOVA (F3,409 = 3.68, p-value: 0.012).gT-test (t = -0.48, df = 188, p-value: 0.634).hOne-way ANOVA (F2,410 = 2.96, p-value: 0.053). Post-hoc analysis using Tukey HSD revealed a significant difference between chicken traders and duck traders (p-value: 0.049).iOne-way ANOVA (F3,409 = 0.77, p-value: 0.513).Socio-demographic background of poultry traders interviewed at live bird markets in Bali and Lombok during 2008–2009 stratified by trader category.