Table 7

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

Variables(1)(2)(3)(4)
Hdi0.475***0.349***0.1740.303***
(0.079)(0.066)(0.108)(0.099)
Dens0.448*0.525−0.02471.60**
(0.259)(0.325)(0.501)(0.689)
Depend0.074−0.171*−0.166−0.407***
(0.088)(0.095)(0.246)(0.128)
Internet0.0970.233**0.358**0.265**
(0.100)(0.118)(0.166)(0.108)
Mobile0.0301*0.028*0.1080.128*
(0.0175)(0.016)(0.087)(0.070)
Fh0.162***0.612**0.739*0.868**
(0.0324)(0.310)(0.449)(0.377)
Glob0.541*   
(0.296)   
Glob*Fh0.517**   
(0.209)   
Globeco 0.607*  
 (0.359)  
Globeco*Fh 0.013*  
 (0.007)  
Globsoc  0.012 
  (0.009) 
Globsoc*Fh  −0.016 
  (0.016) 
Globpo   0.010**
   (0.005)
Globpo*Fh   0.022**
   (0.009)
Constant−0.010−0.214***−0.316***−0.114
(0.142)(0.072)(0.112)(0.112)
Observations506506506506
R-squared0.3370.1990.1100.114
Kleibergen–Paap rk LM p.value0.00060.00000.0130.000
Kleibergen–Paap rk Wald F stat8.07814.9553.9512.875
Hansen p-value0.1420.8040.2510.297

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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