Table 5

Probit estimates of individualism and pro-climate behaviors

(1)(2)(3)(4)
Dependent variable is attitudes toward pro-environmental policies
Individualism0.049***0.046***0.032***0.031***
 [0.003][0.003][0.003][0.003]
Female0.033***0.034***0.028***0.031***
 [0.006][0.006][0.006][0.006]
Age0.003***0.003***0.002*0.002**
 [0.001][0.001][0.001][0.001]
Age squared−0.000***−0.000***−0.000***−0.000***
 [0.000][0.000][0.000][0.000]
Married−0.003−0.007−0.000−0.001
 [0.007][0.007][0.008][0.008]
No children−0.038***−0.040***0.0040.006
 [0.009][0.009][0.009][0.009]
Income0.007***0.008***0.009***0.009***
 [0.001][0.001][0.001][0.001]
Education (upper)0.215***0.223***0.201***0.210***
 [0.009][0.009][0.009][0.010]
Education (middle)0.050***0.057***0.067***0.072***
 [0.007][0.007][0.008][0.008]
Social trust0.106***0.105***0.116***0.113***
 [0.007][0.007][0.007][0.008]
Wave FE 
Country FE  
Religion FE   
Observations181,610181,610181,610175,886
Pseudo R-squared0.0080.0090.0480.048

Note(s): The dependent variable is a dummy, taking a value of one if survey participants agree that environmental protection is a priority and zero if their choice is economic growth. Individualism is constructed by using the first principal component of six values of individualistic cultures as presented in the main text. Robust standard errors in squared brackets. ***p < 0.01, **p < 0.05, *p < 0.1

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