The Global Dimension to Fiscal Sustainability

Table 4: Emerging Market Unit Root Tests

	Sit	bit
Factor	-1.493	-1.817
Idiosyncratic	1.956*	5.456*

Notes: This table examines whether the primary surplus (s_it) and debt (d_it) are
nonstationary for emerging economies. Bold and a star (*) indicate significant
at the 5% level. An information criterion from Bai and Ng (2002) suggests a
factor is appropriate. We use annual data 1990 to 2005 (N=27, T=16).

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