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Table 6 Panel residual cointegration test results (across income groups)

From: The dynamic linkage between renewable energy, tourism, CO2 emissions, economic growth, foreign direct investment, and trade

 

Statistic

Prob.

Weighted

Statistic

Prob.

Lower-Middle-Income countries

 Alternative hypothesis: common AR coefs. (within-dimension)

  Panel v-stat

− 5.291

0.00***

− 6.715

0.00***

  Panel rho-stat

− 6.392

0.00***

− 7.426

0.00***

  Panel PP-stat

− 7.350

0.00***

− 7.148

0.00***

  Panel ADF-stat

− 6.142

0.00***

− 6.168

0.00***

 Alternative hypothesis: individual AR coefs. (between-dimension)

  Group rho-stat

− 6.945

0.00***

  

  Group PP-stat

− 12.547

0.00***

  

  Group ADF-stat

− 7.916

0.00***

  

Upper-Middle-Income countries

 Alternative hypothesis: common AR coefs. (within-dimension)

  Panel v-stat

− 6.327

0.00***

− 7.709

0.00***

  Panel rho-stat

− 6.918

0.00***

− 8.894

0.00***

  Panel PP-stat

− 11.316

0.00***

− 8.645

0.00***

  Panel ADF-stat

− 7.264

0.00***

− 7.632

0.00***

 Alternative hypothesis: individual AR coefs. (between-dimension)

  Group rho-stat

− 7.942

0.00***

  

  Group PP-stat

− 13.906

0.00***

  

  Group ADF-stat

− 8.319

0.00***

  

High-Income countries

 Alternative hypothesis: common AR coefs. (within-dimension)

  Panel v-stat

− 8.236

0.00***

− 8.732

0.00***

  Panel rho-stat

− 9.147

0.00***

− 8.046

0.00***

  Panel PP-stat

− 13.341

0.00***

− 7.749

0.00***

  Panel ADF-stat

− 8.429

0.00***

− 7.657

0.00***

 Alternative hypothesis: individual AR coefs. (between-dimension)

  Group rho-stat

− 9.836

0.000***

  

  Group PP-stat

− 15.554

0.000***

  

  Group ADF-stat

− 9.937

0.000***

  
  1. Null hypothesis: no cointegration. “***” indicates statistical significance at the 1 % level. We consider the case intercept and deterministic trends. Lag length selection is based on SIC with a max lag of 2. Newey–West automatic bandwidth selection and Bartlett Kernel