The fundamental determinants of financial integration in the European Union



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Table 2 - The fundamental determinants of the intensity of capital controls in the EU

(i-iEuro)i,t.i

DEPi

INFi

M2i

DEFi

DEBTi

UNi

CAi

INF TAXi

SEIGNi

M2Mli

CREDITi

OPENi

PRODi

F

R2

A

_

See
below.

-0.022

(0.017)

-0.205

(0.082)

0.003

(0.023)

-0.114*

(0.060)

0.008

(0.013)

-0.001

(0.072)________

0.168*

(0.073)

0.708

(0.554)

-0.210

(0.414)

0.584**

(0.226)

-0.036

(0.021)

-0.033

(0.025)

0.092**

(0.031)

2.58

9.93

0.35

B

See
below.

-0.151"

(0.050)

-0.098*

(0.048)

0.150*

(0.065)

0.487*

(0.211)

-0.035**

(0.011)

0.097**

(0.024)

2.57

20.42

0.35

C

See
below.

0.548**

(0.055)

2.66

105.25

0.33

D

See
below.

0.324"

(0.063)

-0.019

(0.016)

-0.124

(0.079)

0.0008

(0.022)

-0.130*

(0.048)

0.005

(0.056)

-0.0005

(0.068)

0.086
(0.070)

0.400
(0.525)

-0.096

(0.390)

0.465*

(0.214)

-0.020

(0.020)

-0.033

(0.024)

0.059*

(0.030)

2.28

12.41

0.43

E

See
below.

0.397"

(0.059)

-0.153"

(0.032)

-0.103*

(0.043)

2.31

52.04

0.41

ʌ: ζi___________________________________________

B: ζi_______________________________________________________

c-∙ ζi_______________________________________________________________

P: ζi_____________________________________________

E: ζi

1

Netherlands

-4.533 (3.427)

Germany

-6.482 (2.042)"

Denmark

0.483 (0.366)

Netherlands

-2.396 (3.249)

Denmark

1.399 (0.429)"

2

Germany

-4.931 (2.566)

Spain

-7.192 (2.249)"

Austria

0.147 (0.366)

Belgium

-2.505 (3.497)

UK

0.776 (0.469)

3

Denmark

-5.030 (3.245)

Denmark

-7.205 (2.327)"

Netherlands

0.004 (0.365)

Denmark

-2.689 (3.085)

Spain

0.686 (0.507)

4

Belgium

-5.121 (3.679)_____________

UK_______

-7.254 (2.233)"______________

Germany

-0.080 (0.366)________________

Germany

-3.292 (2.434)_______________

Austria

0.628 (0.398)____________

5

Austria

-6.045 (3.203)

Netherlands

-7.470 (2.140)"

UK

-0.157 (0.367)

UK

-3.791 (2.757)

Germany

0.272 (0.385)

6

UK

-6.192 (2.890)*

Austria

-7.861 (2.276)"

Spain

-0.336 (0.381)

Austria

-3.824 (3.043)

Finland

0.240 (0.407)

7

Spain

-6.370 (2.987)*

France

-7.873 (2.174)"

Belgium

-0.349 (0.366)

Spain

-4.103 (2.843)

Netherlands

0.239 (0.408)

8

France

-6.455 (2.817)*____________

Italy

-8.645 (2.345)"______________

France

-0.610 (0.373)________________

France

-4.149 (2.686)_______________

Sweden

0.100 (0.416)____________

9

Sweden

-7.738 (3.081)*

Belgium

-8.714 (2.203)"

Italy

-0.659 (0.418)

Sweden

-4.778 (2.954)

France

0.051 (0.414)

10

Italy

-7.968 (3.042)*

Sweden

-9.560 (2.346)"

Sweden

-0.684 (0.380)

Finland

-5.208 (3.088)

Belgium

-0.422 (0.524)

11

Finland

-8.456 (3.214)"

Finland

-10.388 (2.456)**

Finland

-0.871 (0.382)*

Italy

-5.503 (2.900)

Italy

-0.543 (0.690)

σ∣ is the variance of the error terms in the model, F is the F-test of the explanatory power of the regression and R2 is the coefficient of determination adjusted for degrees of freedom, denoting the explanatory power of the regression. For critical
values of the t- and the F-distribution, see Dougherty (1992, pp. 364-371).

Significantly different from zero at the 95 % level of confidence (two-tailed test).

Significantly different from zero at the 99 % level of confidence (two-tailed test).

Source: see Appendix B.



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