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. 2024 Nov 22;10(24):e40635. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e40635

Table 6.

Impact of variables on changing energy outcomes (whole data set).

Dependent Variables (1)
(3)
Primary-Model
Robust-Model
sys-GMM
3SLS
Energy Consumption Energy Consumption
L. Energy Consumption 1.055∗∗∗
(1.157)
Technological Transfer 1.111∗∗∗ 1.137∗∗
(1.153) (1.135)
Governance 1.135∗∗∗ 1.157∗∗
(1.131) (1.151)
High Level Governance 1.131∗∗∗ 1.150∗∗
(1.153) (1.151)
Low Level Governance −1.133∗∗ −1.105∗
(1.157) (1.133)
Percent in Total Environmentally Related Tax Revenue 1.111∗∗ 1.110∗∗∗
(1.111) (1.113)
Globalization Index 1.300∗∗ 1.315∗
(1.117) (1.175)
Urbanization −1.157 −1.117
(1.117) (1.100)
Innovation Index −1.157∗∗ −1.310∗∗∗
(1.130) (1.133)
FDI Effect (Dummy) −1.307∗∗∗ −1.311∗∗
(1.110) (1.173)
Human Capital and Research 1.157∗∗ (1.177)
Diagnostic Test
Observations Yes Yes
Year Effect 1105 1333
AR1 (p-value) −3.100 (1.1130)
AR3 (p-value) −1.031 (1.353)
Hansen (p-value) 10.37 (1.355)
Instruments/j. stat. 31
Wald test/CHI3 (p-value) 370001(1.111)
Sargan (p-value) 53.70 (1.100) 57.003 (1.373)
Under Identification Test, Anderson Canon. corr. LM Statistic (p-value) 29.355 (1.1111)
Wu-Hausman (p-value) 6.331 (1.1170)
Endogeneity test (p-value) 6.357 (1.117)
Durbin (score) chi3(p-value) 6.331 (1.117)
Weak Identification Test (Cragg-Donald Wald F statistic 10.077
Stock-Yogo Weak ID Test Critical Values Criteria Pass
BRI Sample Countries 150 150