Table 6

Relationship between changes in regression coefficients and explanatory power (Adj. R2)

Base modelCompared modelVariableEstimatet-valueR2
Panel A. Effect of the sum of squared changes in regression coefficients
FF3FF3_E1γ0.02071.940.0014
FF3FF3_E3γ0.03505.60.0154
FF3FF3_E5γ0.05729.830.047
Panel B. Effect of the difference in the sum of squared regression coefficients
FF3FF3_E1δ0.009836.520.021
FF3FF3_E3δ0.005574.050.0079
FF3FF3_E5δ0.005774.350.0092

Note(s): This table presents regression analyses examining how the relative magnitude (vector sum) of changes in α and β coefficients, estimated from the original FF3 model and its alternatives, affects the model’s explanatory power (Adj. R2). Panel A shows how the sum of squared coefficient changes, j3(βj)2, relates to the increase in Adj. R2. Panel B analyzes the impact of the difference in total squared coefficient magnitudes, (j3βj,FF3_Es2j3βj,FF32) on changes in Adj. R2. Here, j refers to the betas on RM_RF, SMB and HML, respectively

Regression model

• Panel A: Adj.R2=θ+γ·j3(βj)2+ϵ

• Panel B: Adj.R2=μ+δ·(j3βj,FF3_Es2j3βj,FF32)+ϵ

Source(s): Author’s own work

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