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Table 4: Bivariate Probit Model estimates

Exp. Sign

Coe^.

Std. Err.

______z

P value

IMF

BEF

+

2.916

0.707

4.126

0.000

GDPPC

-0.0002

0.0002

-1.105

0.269

GDI

-3.926

1.997

-1.966

0.049

EDT

+

-0.935

0.649

-1.439

0.150

GGC

-3.455

1.803

-1.916

0.055

EXP

-2.450

1.201

-2.040

0.041

BOP

-14.391

8.535

-1.686

0.092

IAR

-

-0.687

0.259

-2.648

0.008

CONS

3.208

1.123

2.857

0.004

DRES

GDPPC

-

-0.00004

0.0001

-0.313

0.754

GDI

-

-4.788

2.019

-2.372

0.018

EDT

+

0.883

0.520

1.699

0.089

EXP

0.846

0.688

1.231

0.218

BOP

0.805

3.991

0.202

0.840

IAR

+

3.226

1.348

2.393

0.017

IMF

+

1.610

0.417

3.863

0.000

CONS

-1.817

0.830

-2.189

0.029

½

-3.272

0.074

-44.297

0.000

Log-Likelihood

-56.650

Pseudo-R2_______

0.45

No. observations

93_______

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