Table 4.

Statistical analysis for WTP. Two-part model

WTP – first part
(Prob WTP = 0)
WTP – second part
(WTP > 0)
WTP
Marginal effect (SE)1
Marginal effect (SE)
High WTP2
Marginal effect (SE)
Medium WTP3
Marginal effect (SE)
Low WTP4
(a) Without considering “zero protest” and “economic zero” responses
Female−0.049 (0.049)0.029 (0.0462)0.001 (0.003)−0.030 (0.049)
Age (medium)0.055 (0.063)0.104 (0.060)*0.006 (0.007)−0.110 (0.064)*
Age (high)0.119 (0.063)*−0.106 (0.056)*−0.006 (0.069)0.112 (0.059)*
Coping with caring (negative)−0.223 (0.103)**0.007 (0.096)0.000 (0.006)−0.008 (0.102)
Formal services at home0.221 (0.064)***0.056 (0.057)0.035 (0.004)−0.060 (0.061)
High caregiving hours0.082 (0.050)0.142 (0.046)***0.008 (0.008)−0.151 (0.048)***
High social support0.112 (0.062)*0.059 (0.058)0.003 (0.004)−0.062 (0.062)
Medium household income−0.127 (0.055)**0.024 (0.053)0.001 (0.003)−0.026 (0.056)
High household income−0.118 (0.067)*0.192 (0.061)***0.011 (0.012)−0.204 (0.067)***
Granada0.190 (0.517)***−0.162 (0.051)***−0.010 (0.009)0.172 (0.053)***
High HRQoL0.068 (0.050)0.004 (0.005)−0.072 (0.053)
 N = 468
LR Chi2 = 47.05
R2 = 0.0725
McFadden’s Adj R2: 0.051
Cragg–Uhler (Nagelkerke) R2: 0.146
N = 232
LR Chi2 = 63.04
R2 = 0.1239
McFadden’s Adj R2: 0.073
Cragg–Uhler (Nagelkerke) R2: 0.268
 WTP – first part
(Prob WTP = 0)
WTP – second part
(WTP > 0)
 WTP
Marginal effect (SE)1
Marginal effect (SE)
High WTP2
Marginal effect (SE)
Medium WTP3
Marginal effect (SE)
Low WTP4
(b) Predicted “zero protest” and “economics zero” were considered
Female−0.034 (0.047)0.019 (0.041)0.001 (0.003)−0.018 (0.044)
Age (medium)0.037 (0.061)0.078 (0.054)0.005 (0.006)−0.084 (0.058)
Age (high)0.102 (0.061)*−0.099 (0.051)*−0.007 (0.007)0.106 (0.055)*
Coping with caring (negative)−0.213 (0.094)**−0.019 (0.083)0.001 (0.006)0.021 (0.089)
Formal services at home0.110 (0.058)*0.079 (0.053)0.004 (0.005)−0.085 (0.057)
High caregiving hours0.063 (0.048)0.124 (0.041)***0.009 (0.009)−0.133 (0.044)***
High social support0.110 (0.058)*0.057 (0.051)0.004 (0.005)−0.061 (0.055)
High household income−0.084 (0.065)0.159 (0.058)***0.011 (0.012)−0.170 (0.063)***
Medium household income−0.085 (0.053)0.009 (0.048)0.000 (0.003)−0.010 (0.051)
Granada0.134 (0.050)***0.159 (0.058)***−0.009 (0.009)0.137 (0.050)***
High HRQoL0.059 (0.045)0.004 (0.005)−0.064 (0.048)
 N = 499
LR Chi2 = 33.86
R2 = 0.0491
McFadden’s Adj R2: 0.017
Cragg–Uhler (Nagelkerke) R2: 0.088
N = 263
LR Chi2 = 58.95
R2 = 0.1037
McFadden’s Adj R2: 0.058
Cragg–Uhler (Nagelkerke) R2: 0.227

Notes:

First part outcome: “1” whether WTP = 0, “0” whether WTP > 0; second part Outcome: only positive values for WTP; 2WTP > 10; 32<WTP ≤10; 40<WTP ≤2. High HRQL >0.85 points. Severe burden with Zarit score ≥55 points; N (%); *p < 0.1; **p < 0.05 and ***p < 0.001

Source: Authors’ own

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