Table 7

The life-cycle stage of ID-TPA projects

Dependent variable: NPOP
(1)(2)(3)
Using sample averagesControl for accumulated prior expendituresControl for project ages
logTPA_EXP0.8092***1.2401***1.5638***
(3.09)(5.70)(5.36)
SOE*logTPA_EXP−0.3612*−0.6644***−0.6428***
(−1.95)(−4.21)(−4.15)
PC*logTPA_EXP−0.1176−0.2005−0.2114
(−0.59)(−0.95)(−1.01)
POVERTY*logTPA_EXP−0.3498−0.4124***−0.3728**
(−1.59)(−2.59)(−2.34)
DECENTRAL*logTPA_EXP0.2780**0.2197***0.2310***
(2.37)(2.89)(3.04)
ADV*logTPA_EXP0.53350.26810.4241
(0.44)(0.25)(0.40)
COVER*logTPA_EXP−0.0111−0.1022−0.1017
(−0.13)(−1.30)(−1.29)
MAND_CSR*logTPA_EXP0.3895*0.3580**0.3711**
(1.90)(2.16)(2.25)
ADJ_ROA*logTPA_EXP6.9142***7.6459***7.2468***
(3.45)(4.20)(3.96)
logAPEXP 0.1805 
 (1.20) 
logAPEXP*logTPA_EXP −0.0175 
 (−0.85) 
Age  1.8050*
  (1.76)
Age*logTPA_EXP  −0.3659*
  (−1.80)
IMR1.16832.6203**2.8840***
(1.20)(2.41)(2.79)
Constant−7.9825***−13.0120***−14.9763***
(−3.22)(−5.18)(−5.61)
Control variablesYesYesYes
Industry dummiesYesYesYes
Year dummiesNoYesYes
Pseudo R20.08960.07190.0726
N479881881

Note(s): This table presents the second-stage estimation results of the two-stage Heckman selection model (Eq. (2)) after controlling for the life-cycle stage of ID-TPA projects. The dependent variable is NPOP, the number of people lifted out of poverty by a company in the current year. Column (1) controls for the life-cycle stage of ID-TPA projects by using the by-firm sample average of each variable in the regression; column (2) controls for the life-cycle stage of ID-TPA projects by adding logAPEXP (the natural log of accumulated past ID-TPA expenditures) and its interaction with logTPA_EXP (the natural log of current year expenditures on ID-TPA projects); column (3) controls for the life-cycle stage of ID-TPA projects by adding Age (the age of ID-TPA projects) and its interaction with logTPA_EXP. Numbers reported in parentheses are t-statistics. ***/**/*: significant at the 1%/5%/10% level (two-tailed), respectively. Please refer to Appendix 2 for definitions of the remaining variables

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