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Fig 1.

Welfare outcome and independent variable associations.

Outcome variables are shown in blue boxes and independent variables are shown in white boxes (variables are defined in [27]). Positive correlations are represented with blue connecting lines and negative correlations are represented with yellow connecting lines. The strength of the relationship is indicated by the thickness of the connecting line.

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Fig 2.

Relative impact outcome and independent variable associations for all significant variables within the collection.

Beta values were standardized by dividing the Beta value by the maximum Beta value of each individual model. Directional effects are represented as positive and negative associations with the dependent variable. Positive associations indicate an increase in the dependent variable and negative associations indicate a decrease in the dependent variable.

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