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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 31.
Published in final edited form as: J Ocean Coast Econ. 2018 May 31;5(1):1. doi: 10.15351/2373-8456.1086

Table 2.

Meta-Analysis Regressions

Dependent variable: Log $CS
Regression Model 1 2 3 3c
Saltwater beach 0.885** (0.304) 0.668 (0.343) 1.128** (0.338) 1.128 (0.754)
Northeast region 0.391 (0.315) −0.004 (0.312) −0.733* (0.306) −0.733 (0.378)
Daytrip (vs. overnight) 0.946** (0.290) 0.920** (0.251) 0.920* (0.394)
Resident (vs. nonresident) −0.478 (0.253) −0.593* (0.247) −0.593* (0.280)
Length of beach (ft) −0.008* (0.003) −0.008 (0.004)
Closed in last 5 years (Y/N) −0.772** (0.266) −0.772** (0.284)
Constant 2.672** (0.262) 2.542** (0.264) 3.319** (0.286) 3.319** (0.298)

Observations 98 96 96 96
R2 0.113 0.278 0.486
Adjusted R2 0.094 0.246 0.445
Residual Std. Error 1.229 (df = 95) 1.132 (df = 91) 0.971 (df = 88) 0.971 (df = 88)
F Statistic 6.0**
(df = 2; 95)
8.8**
(df = 4; 91)
11.9**
(df = 7; 88)
28.9**
(df = 7; 88)
AIC 303.08 276.47
Policy WTP $51.83 $50.61 $21.99 $21.99
*

p<0.05,

**

p<0.01

Note: Standard errors reported in parentheses. Interaction terms for beach length and closure history included in the model, but removed from table (see Supplementary Materials). Regression model 3 is the preferred model with 3c representing the same attributes, but clustered by study. The F statistic for regression model 3c is approximated assuming the robust version of the variance covariance matrix with a Wald test.