Table VII.

Im et al.’s panel LM unit root test results with two structural breaks: Model C**

Urban areaUnivariate LM unit root test statisticsLagsBreak points
Atlanta – GA−6.338*21976, 2001
Boston – Brockton−7.032*81993, 2000
Chicago−7.693*71982, 1999
Cincinnati−6.144*81979, 1999
Dallas – Fort Worth−6.345*21990, 1998
Detroit – Ann Arbor−7.294*81979, 1999
Houston – Galveston−6.486*11986, 1998
Kansas City, MO – KS−6.069*81982, 1990
Los Angeles – Riverside−8.071*81984, 1991
Milwaukee – Racine−5.986*51979, 1998
New York – N. New Jersey−6.367*11977, 1990
Philadelphia – Wilmington−7.245*81984, 1998
Pittsburgh – Pennsylvania−6.121*51976, 1994
Portland – Salem−6.102*61981, 2002
St. Louis – MO−5.319*61982, 1990
San Francisco – Oakland−6.025*81984, 1992
Seattle – Tacoma−8.506*71978, 1998
Panel LM Statistic −6.576*7 

Notes:

The 5% critical value for the LM unit root with two breaks is −5.286. The 5% critical value for the panel unit root test with two breaks is −1.645;

*

denotes significance at the 5% level;

**

procedure allows for structural breaks both in level and trend

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