Table 6.

Economic significance of results

Dependent variableCashCashTo NetAssetsCashCashTo NetAssetsCashCashTo NetAssets
SampleAllLabor-intense firmsDomestic firms
Economic significanceElasticity: dy/dx × (Ø[x]/Ø[y])
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
LMR–0.110–0.257–0.202–0.560–0.388–0.743
LMR#FFF0.1930.3860.4040.8020.5431.148
LMR+ LMR#FFF0.0830.1290.2020.2430.1550.405
FFF–0.041–0.078–0.090–0.191–0.140–0.341
Size(t1)–2.156–2.214–2.126–3.035–2.249–1.644
Growth(t1)0.0520.1210.0420.0630.0600.207
Leverage(t1)–0.125–0.180–0.125–0.137–0.140–0.197
NWC(t1)–0.006–0.012–0.005–0.007–0.003–0.007
Investments(t1)–0.031–0.048–0.032–0.051–0.033–0.024
Dividends(t1)0.0210.0220.0140.0150.017–0.002
Cash flow(t1)0.0030.0020.0010.0040.0030.003
Cash flow volatility(t1)0.0060.014–0.0010.0050.0070.016
Other ultimate owner0.0020.0080.0110.014–0.006–0.013
Inflation(t1)–0.0080.005–0.009–0.0090.0120.041
GDP growth(t1)–0.003–0.001–0.001–0.003–0.001–0.003
ln(GDP p.c.)(t1)6.2852.9785.17513.1630.6940.761
Firm fixed effectsYesYesYesYesYesYes
Industry-Year fixed effectsYesYesYesYesYesYes
Country specific year trendYesYesYesYesYesYes
Clustered standard errorsCountry-levelCountry-levelCountry-levelCountry-levelCountry-levelCountry-level
Observations28,11328,11312,09812,0987,0277,027
Note(s):

This table reports the economic significance of FFF-related differential effect of LMR on cash holdings based on regression coefficients from Tables 3 and 4 and summary statistics in Table 1, Panel A, B, and C. Economic significance is assessed in terms of elasticity of cash holdings (y) towards each independent variable (x). Column 1 (2) show the results for Cash (CashToNetAssets) for the whole sample, column 3 (4) for the subsample of labor-intensive firms, and column 5 (6) for the subsample of domestic firms. All variables are defined in Table A1 in the  Appendix

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