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. 2018 Dec 7;13(12):e0208388. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0208388

Table 2. Auxiliary models.

Generalized least-squares panel regression models of the influence on CO2 per capita in LDCs. All variables are in natural logarithmic form. All models include year dummy variables (not shown) to control for period effects. The standard errors are robust, accounting for clustering by nation.

Independent variables Model 3
Asymmetric GDP p.c.
Coef. (S.E.)
Model 4
Quadratic urban.
Coef. (S.E.)
Model 5
No Former Soviets
Coef. (S.E.)
Model 6
Only 1960–1985
Coef. (S.E.)
Model 7
Only 1985–2010
Coef. (S.E.)
Urbanization (% of population) increase .662*
(.312)
1.032
(.550)
.661*
(.307)
.453
(.331)
.776
(.420)
Urbanization (% of population) decrease 5.261**
(1.765)
3.449
(3.296)
4.250*
(2.019)
7.331*
(3.885)
5.352*
(2.143)
Quadratic of urbanization (%) increase -4.075
(3.410)
Quadratic of urbanization (%) decrease -131.527
(186.064)
GDP per capita .461***
(.107)
.409***
(.115)
.574*
(.166)
.420**
(.128)
GDP per capita increase .449**
(.168)
GDP per capita decrease .485**
(.151)
Manufacturing (% of GDP) .011
(.042)
.010
(.042)
-.010
(.046)
.173*
(.086)
-.030
(.047)
% of population age 15–64 -.517
(.724)
-.455
(.729)
-.804
(.772)
-1.023
(1.127)
-.314
(.896)
Exports as a percentage of GDP .007
(.026)
.007
(.026)
.003
(.027)
-.054
(.043)
.034
(.031)
R2 (within) .060 .060 .053 .103 .043
N total/nations 2009/102 2009/102 1905/91 650/57 1359/101

*** p<.001

** p<.01

* p<.05

p<.10

(two-tailed tests)