Table 6.

Endogeneity issues

Panel A: Instrumental variable approach
 (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
 ln_con_1ln_con_2ln_con_3Big10Big10Big10
Chastity0.190*** (61.641)0.268*** (85.932)0.231*** (72.829)   
ln_con_1   0.429*** (14.600)  
ln_con_2    0.306*** (14.573) 
ln_con_3     0.347*** (14.749)
ControlsYYYYYY
IndustryYYYYYY
YearYYYYYY
N34,04634,04634,04634,04634,04634,046
Adj. R20.1640.2780.248   
Wald test   164.55142.76197.09
Panel B: Entropy balancing approach
  (1) (2) (3)
  Big10 Big10 Big10
ln_con_1 0.023(1.367)    
ln_con_2   0.082*** (5.294)  
ln_con_3     0.078*** (4.815)
Controls Y Y Y
Industry Y Y Y
Year Y Y Y
N 34,046 34,046 34,046
Pseudo R2 0.097 0.100 0.103

Note(s): This table presents the results of endogeneity tests using two methods: the instrumental variable (IV) approach in Panel A and the entropy balancing algorithm (EBM) in Panel B. All variables are defined in  Appendix. Continuous variables are winsorized at the top and bottom 1%. Year and industry fixed effects are included. We report two-sided t-statistics computed using standard errors clustered by firm. *, ** and ***indicate significance at the 10, 5 and 1% levels, respectively

Source(s): Authors’ own work

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