Are nonprofit entrepreneurs also Jacks-of-all-trades?

Table 4 **Joint effects of three measures (*Occupations,Industries,Course_specialization***)

Panel A
Within occupation (H₀ : β_1j = β_2j = β_3j = 0)	Nonprofit entrepreneurship	For-profit entrepreneurship	Wage work
	χ²(3) = 10.09 p = 0.018	χ²(3) = 122.26 p = 0.000	χ²(3) = 20.50 p = 0.000
Panel B
Across occupations
(H₀ : β_1j = β_2j = β_3j = β_1k = β_2k = β_3k = 0)	χ²(6) = 127.44 p = 0.000
Panel C
	Nonprofit entrepreneurship	For-profit entrepreneurship	Wage work
The average effect of three measures on individuals :
$\bar{(β_{1 j} X_{1} + β_{2 j} X_{2} + β_{3 j} X_{3})}$ [marginal effect]	0.278 [0.005]	0.472 [0.042]	−0.070 [−0.047]
Panel D
	Nonprofit entrepreneurship	For-profit entrepreneurship	Wage work
(H₀ : β_1jX₁ + β_2jX₂ + β_3jX₃ = 0)	χ²(1) = 10.20 p = 0.0015	χ²(1) = 103.03 p = 0.0000	χ²(1) = 9.76 p = 0.0018

Note: Panel A shows the likelihood ratio (LR) test of the restriction that the three measures have no effect on the probability of selecting each occupation. Panel B provides the test of the hypothesis across the three occupations. Panel C shows the numerical net effect of three measures for each occupation and Panel D reports test of the hypothesis that the sum of each effect equals zero.