Figure 2.
A stacked bar chart compares economic, social, and environmental ratings across five levels of perceived extent.The horizontal stacked percentage bar chart compares economic, social, and environmental categories across five rating levels from not at all to a very great extent. Economic responses are concentrated in moderate and great extent, with smaller shares at the lowest and highest levels. Social responses are strongest in great extent, followed by very great extent and moderate extent. Environmental responses are concentrated in very great extent and great extent, with very small shares at the lowest levels. The chart scale runs from zero to 100 per cent.

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