Table 2

The levels of GDP per capita and radical environmentalism

GDP per capita groups
Low GDP (A)High GDP (B)
Conflict typeN%N%
Panel A
violent36922.3 (B)17210
non-violent1,28877.71,55590 (A)
Total1,6571001727100
Chi-square stats = 95.40***; df = 1
Panel B
repression46828.2 (B)25814.9
non-repression1,18971.81,46985.1 (A)
Total1,6571001727100
Chi-square stats = 88.83***; df = 1
Panel C
displacement46327.9 (B)18610.8
non-displacement1,19472.11,54189.2 (A)
Total1,6571001727100
Chi-square stats = 160.87***; df = 1
Panel D
Death27116.4 (B)955.5
non-death1,38683.61,63294.5 (A)
Total1,6571001727100
Chi-square stats = 103.28***; df = 1
Panel E
criminalisation36321.9 (B)30317.5
non-criminalisation1,29478.11,42482.5 (A)
Total1,6571001727100
Chi-square stats = 10.18***; df = 1
Panel F
radical environmentalism (RE) score
079447.91,19969.4 (A)
135221.2 (B)24814.4
217210.4 (B)1458.4
316810.1 (B)784.5
41217.3 (B)432.5
5503 (B)140.80
Total1,6571001727100
Chi-square stats = 191.54***; df = 5

Note(s): Pearson Chi-square test statistic for the presence of a significant association between the variables is shown (***p < 0.01, **p < 0.05). In addition, when a column pair is found to show a significant difference in proportion (at the 5% level), the column label, defined by low/high GDP grouping, that corresponds with the smaller proportion is recorded in the column that corresponds with the larger proportion. Tests are adjusted for all pairwise comparisons within a row of each innermost subtable using the Bonferroni correction. The low GDP group consists of corporations ranked 1 and 2 (lowest 40%), while the high GDP group consists of corporations ranked 4 and 5 (highest 40%)

Source(s): Authors’ own work

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