Table 5 shows the average marginal effects computed from the probit regression of a WUG-level decision about manager appointment against no change. The original results are reported in the online appendix table S4. Again, a key finding is an inverted U-shaped relationship between the volumetric price and the choice of manager appointment, although the coefficients of the full sample model are weakly significant (p-values 13% for the level term and 12% for the squared term). The threshold value of the volumetric price for the maximum probability is 0.072 or 0.092.

Table 5

The Average Marginal Effects from the Probit Regression of a WUG's Manager Appointment Model

(1)(2)
VariablesFull sample modelSub-sample model
Volumetric price of reservoir water7.48215.26***
(1.497)(2.635)
Volumetric price of reservoir water squared−52.16−83.36*
(−1.529)(−1.876)
Group size
 No. of parcels0.0006000.00198
(0.525)(1.246)
Homogeneity
 Gini coefficient of parcel size−0.06380.123
(−0.165)(0.225)
Infrastructure condition
 Simplicity of water flow direction0.9803.570**
(1.232)(2.381)
 Earth canal length−0.00299−0.0852
(−0.0982)(−1.558)
Exit options
 No. of ponds per member (pre-reform)−0.04770.564**
(−0.433)(2.266)
 No. of pumps per member (pre-reform)−0.0405−0.138
(−0.345)(−0.723)
Threshold value: the price level that gives the max probability of the dependent variable0.0720.092
Observations6733
(1)(2)
VariablesFull sample modelSub-sample model
Volumetric price of reservoir water7.48215.26***
(1.497)(2.635)
Volumetric price of reservoir water squared−52.16−83.36*
(−1.529)(−1.876)
Group size
 No. of parcels0.0006000.00198
(0.525)(1.246)
Homogeneity
 Gini coefficient of parcel size−0.06380.123
(−0.165)(0.225)
Infrastructure condition
 Simplicity of water flow direction0.9803.570**
(1.232)(2.381)
 Earth canal length−0.00299−0.0852
(−0.0982)(−1.558)
Exit options
 No. of ponds per member (pre-reform)−0.04770.564**
(−0.433)(2.266)
 No. of pumps per member (pre-reform)−0.0405−0.138
(−0.345)(−0.723)
Threshold value: the price level that gives the max probability of the dependent variable0.0720.092
Observations6733

Note: z-statistics are in parentheses. *** p < 0.01, ** p < 0.05, * p < 0.1.

Source: Authors’ analysis based on data sources discussed in the text.

Table 5

The Average Marginal Effects from the Probit Regression of a WUG's Manager Appointment Model

(1)(2)
VariablesFull sample modelSub-sample model
Volumetric price of reservoir water7.48215.26***
(1.497)(2.635)
Volumetric price of reservoir water squared−52.16−83.36*
(−1.529)(−1.876)
Group size
 No. of parcels0.0006000.00198
(0.525)(1.246)
Homogeneity
 Gini coefficient of parcel size−0.06380.123
(−0.165)(0.225)
Infrastructure condition
 Simplicity of water flow direction0.9803.570**
(1.232)(2.381)
 Earth canal length−0.00299−0.0852
(−0.0982)(−1.558)
Exit options
 No. of ponds per member (pre-reform)−0.04770.564**
(−0.433)(2.266)
 No. of pumps per member (pre-reform)−0.0405−0.138
(−0.345)(−0.723)
Threshold value: the price level that gives the max probability of the dependent variable0.0720.092
Observations6733
(1)(2)
VariablesFull sample modelSub-sample model
Volumetric price of reservoir water7.48215.26***
(1.497)(2.635)
Volumetric price of reservoir water squared−52.16−83.36*
(−1.529)(−1.876)
Group size
 No. of parcels0.0006000.00198
(0.525)(1.246)
Homogeneity
 Gini coefficient of parcel size−0.06380.123
(−0.165)(0.225)
Infrastructure condition
 Simplicity of water flow direction0.9803.570**
(1.232)(2.381)
 Earth canal length−0.00299−0.0852
(−0.0982)(−1.558)
Exit options
 No. of ponds per member (pre-reform)−0.04770.564**
(−0.433)(2.266)
 No. of pumps per member (pre-reform)−0.0405−0.138
(−0.345)(−0.723)
Threshold value: the price level that gives the max probability of the dependent variable0.0720.092
Observations6733

Note: z-statistics are in parentheses. *** p < 0.01, ** p < 0.05, * p < 0.1.

Source: Authors’ analysis based on data sources discussed in the text.

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