Table 4.
Cross level interactions of willingness to pay for environmental protection with Communist History, Human Development Index, and Environmental Conditions
Model 6 | Model 7 | Model 8 | ||||
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CH1 | −0.300 | * | −0.137 | −0.163 | ||
HDI1 | 0.028 | 1.035 | 0.027 | |||
EC1 | −0.005 | −0.006 | −0.001 | |||
Conservatism | −0.077 | *** | −0.083 | *** | −0.087 | *** |
x CH | 0.145 | ** | ||||
x HDI | −0.899 | *** | ||||
x EC | −0.004 | *** | ||||
Variance component | ||||||
Between countries2 | 0.060 | ** | 0.062 | ** | 0.059 | ** |
Within countries2 | 0.891 | *** | 0.891 | *** | 0.890 | *** |
Conservatism3 | 0.006 | * | 0.005 | * | 0.005 | * |
BIC4 | 26,259 | 26,256 | 26,257 | |||
N | 9,560 | 9,560 | 9,560 |
Note: All models control for age, gender, education, family income, social class, and postmaterialism; all variables were grand mean centered;
CH=Communist History; HDI=Human Development Index; EC=Environmental conditions;
Random intercept component;
Random slope component;
Bayesian Information Criteria;
p≤0.05;
p≤0.01;
p≤0.001;
Source: ISSP 2000 Environment II