Table 6

Results from the Heckman two-stage procedure

Dep. Var. = GENDIV_HIGHDISVOLDISVOLDISVOLDISVOL
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
LAG_GENDIV10.490***    
(7.919)    
GENDIV_IND17.449***    
(4.043)    
GENDIV 0.272   
 (0.561)   
1WOMAN  −0.093  
  (−0.454)  
2WOMEN   −0.255* 
   (−1.913) 
≥3WOMEN    0.365***
    (2.974)
BDSIZE0.0460.100***0.098***0.081***0.065**
(0.821)(3.519)(3.471)(2.743)(2.311)
INDPDIR0.892−0.861−0.868−0.877−0.889*
(1.224)(−1.595)(−1.598)(−1.655)(−1.673)
COMPRN0.2480.551***0.550***0.551***0.548***
(1.408)(3.036)(3.026)(3.089)(3.121)
AUDCOMIND−0.3200.1980.2240.1580.217
(−0.281)(0.231)(0.262)(0.190)(0.262)
CYBERPOLICY−0.0030.0930.0970.0650.063
(−0.011)(0.756)(0.785)(0.542)(0.517)
IMR 0.0060.017−0.010−0.041
 (0.124)(0.359)(−0.199)(−0.920)
InterceptYesYesYesYesYes
Control variablesYesYesYesYesYes
Year FEYesYesYesYesYes
Industry FEYesYesYesYesYes
Cluster byFirmFirmFirmFirmFirm
Observations540540540540540
Pseudo R20.436    
Adjusted R2 0.3450.3450.3540.361

Note(s): The table presents the results from Heckman's (1979) two-stage procedure. Column 1 presents the first-stage probit regression results used to predict the Inverse Mills Ratio (IMR), where the dependent variable is GENDIV_HIGH and the independent variables are identical to those in the baseline model. Columns 2–5 report the second-stage regression results, including IMR predicted in the first stage. The definitions of variables are given in the  Appendix. Robust two-tailed t-statistics clustered by firm are presented in parentheses. Superscripts ***, **, and * denote significance at the 1%, 5%, and 10% levels, respectively

Source(s): Authors’ own work

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