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. 2011 Sep 23;31(2):338–349. doi: 10.1016/j.ijhm.2011.05.005

Table 6.

Panel regression test results of IMS and IMS2 on SR and Tobin's Q.

Coefficient t-statistics p-value
Panel A: SR (pooled OLS)
 Constant 9.7837 1.2382 0.2165
 IMS −0.5370 −1.0066 0.3149
 IMS2 0.0057 0.7020 0.4832
 F-statistic = 1.4856 Prob. (F-statistic) = 0.2279 Adjusted R2 = 0.0029 DW = 2.1545
Panel B: SR (pooled OLS)
 Constant 66.2081 1.8679 0.0627
 IMS −1.2604 −1.8688 0.0624
 IMS2 0.0157 1.5788 0.1152
 SIZE −3.0351 −1.6095 0.1084
 ΔSALES 0.0950 1.1355 0.2570
F-statistic = 1.4856 Prob. (F-statistic) = 0.1328 Adjusted R2 = 0.0194 DW = 2.1699
Panel C: Tobin's Q (Random effects)
 Constant 0.3608 6.2831 0.0000**
 IMS 0.0054 2.0976 0.0367*
 IMS2 −0.0001 −2.8007 0.0195*
 F-statistic = 3.1610 Prob. (F-statistic) = 0.0437* Adjusted R2 = 0.0828 DW = 1.7174
Panel D: Tobin's Q (Random effects)
 Constant −0.4504 −3.5344 0.1675
 IMS 0.0062 2.4122 0.0164**
 IMS2 −0.0001 −2.0040 0.0459*
 SIZE 0.0557 2.5485 0.0113**
 ΔSALES 0.0000 0.0762 0.9393
 F-statistic = 3.3017 Prob. (F-statistic) = 0.0114** Adjusted R2 = 0.1371 DW = 1.7171

Note: DW is the Durbin–Watson (1950) statistic, DW=t=2N(eˆteˆt1)2/t=1Neˆt2 and eˆt are the least squares residuals from the regression equation under consideration. Based on the Durbin–Watson bounds test, there is no residual autocorrelation if DW is greater than the upper critical value bound, which approximately equals 1.78 at the 5% significance level.

*

Represent the significance level of 5%.

**

Represent the significance level of 1%.