Valuing Access to our Public Lands: A Unique Public Good Pricing Experiment



Table 3. Percent Responding “YES” to Initial Referendum

RDD Sample (N = 462)

NPF Sample (N = 1461)

Price

Percent Responding

_______“YES”_______

Price

Percent Responding

_______“YES”______

25

55.5%

25

89.4%

45

38.3%

45

79.0%

65

22.4%

65

60.2%

85

22.0%

85

45.4%

105

19.4%

105

33.9%

125

10.5%

125

22.8%

145

12.7%

145

22.3%

165

13.5%

165

13.6%

Notes. Protest households (67 in RDD sample and 30 in NPF sample) have been omitted.

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