Table 4. Liquid Assets (Depth)-economic growth: GMM

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Table 4. Liquid Assets (Depth)-economic growth: GMM Sample of 70 countries 62 developing countries 8 developed countries Variables Coeff Constante -0,561*** -0,513*** -0,542*** (1,87) (1,83) (1,90) PIB{1} 0,048** 0,046** -0,049** (2,02) (2,08) Depth{1} 0,049* -0,045* 0,045* (3,39) (3,19) (2,96) INF{1} -0,055* -0,057* -0,061* (3,07) (3,15) (3,49) OUV{1} 0,008*** -0,003*** 0,013*** (1,69) (1,68) (1,71) INVES{1} 0,075* 0,062* 0,078* (3,46) (3,41) (3,89) GOV{1} 0,007 -0,008 -0,009 (1,09) (1,12) (1,28) CH{1} 0,099* 0,097* 0,113* (4,83) (4,89) (5,14) Q (2)a 34,912 26,351 36,433 J-Specificationb 443,391 437,322 409,315 R2 0,575 0,528 0,595 Notes: The dependent variable is the growth rate of GDP per capita. Brackets, the value of t-statistics. *** Significant at 10% level, ** significant at 5% level, * significant at 1%. a The Q(2) statistic represents the test for second-order autocorrelation. The values shown in the table are p-values of the Q(2) statistic These values clearly show that a lack of autocorrelation of order 2. b The values presented in the table represent the p-values of the J-test Specification. These values can widely accept the assumption of validity of the instruments. Khalil Mhadhbi et al. Financial Development and Economic Growth: A Dynamic Panel Data Analysis. International Journal of Econometrics and Financial Management, 2014, Vol. 2, No. 2, 48-58. doi:10.12691/ijefm-2-2-1 © The Author(s) 2014. Published by Science and Education Publishing.