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Table 6.3    Determinants of Deficit- and Debt-specific SFA - EU15

EU15 - 1994-2004 -

2SLS fixed effects estimation (1)__________

Dependent Variable

Deficit SFA (x)

Deficit SFA (x)

Debt SFA (z)

Debt SFA (z)

Data set___________

Current Values (2)

Original Values (3)

Current Values (2)

Original Values (3)

Constant

0.5

1.28*

1.63**

1.39*

0.94

2.32

2.62

2.04

Dummy 1999

0.97**

1.09**

0.38

0.19

3.29

3.54

1.25

0.57

“True deficit”

0.31**

0.33**

0.33**

0.31**

5.97

6.11

5.62

4.94

Growth effect

-0.34**

-0.29*

2.89

2.19

Deficitrule(H)

-0.27*

-0.45**

2.43

3.97

Debt rule (W)

-0.2**

-0.18**

5.72________

4.76_______

Number of

134

134

129

129

observations

R2:   within

0.276

0.339

0.385

0.329

between

0.353

0.398

0.446

0.348

______overall_______

0.299________

0.346________

0.203________

0.159

Notes: (1) Adjusted T- statistics in italics. *, ** indicate coefficient significance at the 95% and 99%
level, respectively. "True Deficit" and "h" are instrumented by their lagged values.

(2) Data as in the latest releases available.

(3) 1998-2004 data for Greece, Italy, and Portugal are those from first official releases

Table 6.4    Determinants of Deficit- and Debt-specific SFA - Euro area

Euro area - 1994-2004

- 2SLS fixed effects estimation (1)______

Dependent Variable

Deficit SFA (x)

Deficit SFA (x)

Debt SFA (z)

Debt SFA (z)

Data set_____________

Current Values (2)

Original Values (3)

Current Values (2)

Original Values (3)

Constant

0.27

1.5*

1.65**

1.39*

0.46

2.27

2.13

1.62

Dummy 1999

0.87**

0.98**

1.71

-0.0-5

2.8

2.91

0.5

0.13

“True deficit”

0.29**

0.32**

0.30**

0.28**

4.78

4.83

3.97

3.38

Growth effect

-0.35**

-0.29*

2.68

1.99

Deficitrule(H)

-0.21

-0.48**

1.68

3.67

Debtrule (W)

-0.2**

-0.18**

4.69________

3.83________

Number of

101

101

99

99

observations

R2: within

0.258

0.349

0.330

0.269

between

0.451

0.408

0.467

0.378

______overall_________

0.345________

0.340________

0.195________

0.151

Notes: (1) Adjusted T- statistics in italics. *, ** indicate coefficient significance at the 95% and 99%
level, respectively. "True Deficit" and "h" are instrumented by their lagged values.

(2) Data as in the latest releases available.

(3) 1998-2004 data for Greece, Italy, and Portugal are those from first official releases

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