Table 3

Effect of 1993 Flood on Pooled Data: Difference-In-Differences Model

IIIIIIIVV
Postflood*100-year floodplain−0.0176 (0.0131)−0.0176 (0.0131)−0.0177 (0.0131)−0.0176 (0.0131)−0.0173 (0.0131)
Postflood*500-year floodplain−0.0216* (0.0126)−0.0216* (0.0126)−0.0216* (0.0126)−0.0217* (0.0126)−0.0219* (0.0125)
Postflood−0.0600*** (0.0119)−0.0600*** (0.0119)−0.0601*** (0.0119)−0.0600*** (0.0119)−0.0599*** (0.0119)
100-year floodplain−0.0247 (0.0168)−0.0244 (0.0163)−0.0248 (0.0163)−0.0244 (0.0168)−0.0300* (0.0167)
500-year floodplain0.0008 (0.0135)0.0010 (0.0130)0.0008 (0.0130)0.0010 (0.0136)−0.0013 (0.0133)
Quarter mile of Missouri or Mississippi0.0414 (0.0325)0.0419 (0.0331)0.0360 (0.0305)0.0415 (0.0324)
Distance to river in miles0.0091 (0.0318)−0.0165 (0.0612)
Distance to river in miles squared−0.0094 (0.0174)−0.0004 (0.0393)
Tributary−0.0313 (0.0212)
Tributary*Distance to river in miles0.0320 (0.0628)
Tributary*Distance to river squared−0.0108 (0.0393)
Inverse distance to river−0.0000* (0.0000)
Eighth-mile band0.0148 (0.0104)
Quarter-mile band0.0038 (0.0077)
Over one mile band0.0028 (0.0099)
Structural, neighborhood, and locational characteristicsYYYYY
R20.81850.81850.81850.81850.8185
N424.727424.727424.727424.727424.727
  • Note: The dependent variable in all specifications is the natural log of the price in constant 2006 dollars. When errors are clustered in this way, more coefficients are being estimated than clusters, so it is not possible to test that all coefficients are simultaneously zero.

  • * Coefficient significant at the 0.10 level;

  • *** coefficient significant at the 0.01 level.