Table 6

The moderating role of political regime (polity2) in the relationship between globalization and financial inclusion

Variables(1)(2)(3)(4)
Hdi0.389***0.495***0.276**0.369***
(0.121)(0.165)(0.116)(0.0845)
Dens0.2880.00422*0.003500.0108**
(0.477)(0.00247)(0.00241)(0.00466)
Depend−0.0190.002920.001690.00416***
(0.129)(0.00364)(0.00137)(0.00125)
Internet0.135***0.000373***0.0007310.00166
(0.033)(0.0000)(0.00144)(0.00157)
Mobile8.88e−030.000163***−0.0001290.000947*
(0.0351)(0.00002)(0.000496)(0.000529)
Polity20.015***0.9820.321***1.094***
(0.005)(1.246)(0.063)(0.389)
Glob−0.158   
(0.06)   
Glob*polity20.001***   
(0.000)   
Globeco 0.018*  
 (0.009)  
Globeco*polity2 0.025**  
 (0.010)  
Globsoc  0.004** 
  (0.002) 
Globsoc*polity2  0.009* 
  (0.005) 
Globpo   0.021***
   (0.008)
Globpo*polity2   0.030***
   (0.010)
Constant−0.0570.309−0.0720.235
(0.660)(0.535)(0.218)(0.191)
Observations506506506506
R-squared0.3450.1220.4040.114
Kleibergen–-Paap rk LM p.value0.0210.0010.0000.029
Kleibergen–Paap rk Wald F stat3.8437.2538.2013.574
Hansen p-value0.2560.1020.3790.182

Note(s): Robust standard errors in parentheses

***p < 0.01, **p < 0.05, *p < 0.1

We used one instrument in this study such as: personal remittances received (% of GDP). This variable is extracted from the World Bank

Source(s): Authors’ calculation

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