Table 2 Proportion of Farmers Who Would Choose Differently to What Would Make Them Happier
ScenarioHappier with (A); Chose (B)Happier with (B); Chose (A)Liddell’s Exact Test Statisticp-Value (Two-Sided)n
1. Environment (A) vs. pecuniary benefits (B)34 (10%)6 (2%)4.8570.002*344
2. Pecuniary benefits (A) vs. social and lifestyle (B)12 (4%)34 (10%)2.6150.008*335
3. Pecuniary benefits (A) vs. farm labor (B)8 (2%)24 (7%)2.6670.026*335
4. Social and lifestyle (A) vs. farm labor (B)11 (3%)7 (2%)1.3750.519338
5. Environment (A) vs. social and lifestyle (B)37 (5%)41 (5%)1.0790.739807
6. Environment (A) vs. farm labor (B)27 (3%)31 (4%)1.1070.701810

Note: These are within-person disparities in preference for each scenario. They correspond to observations in the upper left and bottom right quadrants of Figure 2.