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Table 10 FDI and money supply as proxies for foreign capital inflows and financial development respectively

From: The interaction effect of foreign capital inflows and financial development on economic welfare in sub-Saharan Africa

Regressors

Remittances Model I

Consumption Model II

Health Model III

Education Model IV

HEWE Model V

L1 of regressand

0.957***(0.104)

1.020***(0.056)

0.928***(0.064)

1.045***(0.055)

1.027***(0.044)

FDI

−23.575(14.453)

−9.931(6.099)

−25.156***(7.400)

−11.373**(4.744)

− 23.762***(7.967)

L1 FDI

2.435(2.951)

14.181***(2.283)

6.031**(2.725)

14.306***(1.963)

21.112***(3.378)

MS

−0.304(0.267)

− 0.012(0.083)

0.376***(0.108)

0.022(0.084)

0.093(0.156)

L1 MS

−0.142(0.220)

−0.0261(0.084)

− 0.522***(0.165)

−0.0906(0.101)

− 0.362**(0.177)

FDI*MS

7.417*(4.137)

2.549(1.643)

7.344***(1.991)

2.892**(1.292)

6.634***(2.192)

L1 FDI*MS

−1.501*(0.775)

−3.789***(0.679)

−2.134***(0.733)

−3.658***(0.489)

−5.952***(0.982)

Openness

0.433(0.569)

0.087(0.131)

0.154(0.168)

−0.035(0.114)

0.211(0.233)

Inflation

−0.001(0.010)

−0.006***(0.001)

− 0.012***(0.002)

−.009***(0.002)

−0.016***(0.003)

AR 1

0.019

0.003

0.000

0.003

0.008

AR 2

0.733

0.107

0.025

0.238

0.356

Hansen

0.767

0.248

0.157

0.994

0.312

  1. Note: Values in parenthesis denote the robust standard errors of respective estimates. ***p < 0.01 (1%), **p < 0.05 (5%) and *p < 0.095 (10%) denote the level of significance. Time dummies from 2000 to 2013 not reported