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. 2022 Apr 15;2:847486. doi: 10.3389/frhs.2022.847486

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Conditional and general dominance for choice of voluntary deductibles. Swiss Household Panel (SHP), own calculations. The figure shows the contributions of predictors by levels (conditional dominance) and the average contribution (general dominance) of the predictors for the choice of deductibles, using McFadden R² as the analog of R². Conditional dominance statistics and general dominance statistics are displayed on the vertical axes. High values correspond to high levels of contributions, thus being more dominant across all model sizes [for more information, see (41)].