Table 4.

IV Estimates

New firmsNew foreignShare ofGross profitsNet sales
firmsforeign firmsper capitaper capita
Panel A: Instrumental variables estimates
Refugees (×10,000)0.00980.1482***0.0107***77.7970***790.0787***
(0.0143)(0.0402)(0.0032)(16.9487)(131.7215)
Panel B: Ordinary Least Squares
Refugees (×10,000)0.0096***0.0446***0.0020**93.8231***901.8617***
(0.0022)(0.0144)(0.0008)(33.2922)(198.0958)
Observations162162162162162
Panel C: Instrumental variables regional
Refugees (×10,000)−0.02370.1506***0.0115***79.7056**575.1354***
(0.0210)(0.0530)(0.0042)(34.1529)(187.6326)
Observations5858585858
New firmsNew foreignShare ofGross profitsNet sales
firmsforeign firmsper capitaper capita
Panel A: Instrumental variables estimates
Refugees (×10,000)0.00980.1482***0.0107***77.7970***790.0787***
(0.0143)(0.0402)(0.0032)(16.9487)(131.7215)
Panel B: Ordinary Least Squares
Refugees (×10,000)0.0096***0.0446***0.0020**93.8231***901.8617***
(0.0022)(0.0144)(0.0008)(33.2922)(198.0958)
Observations162162162162162
Panel C: Instrumental variables regional
Refugees (×10,000)−0.02370.1506***0.0115***79.7056**575.1354***
(0.0210)(0.0530)(0.0042)(34.1529)(187.6326)
Observations5858585858

Source: Authors’ own analysis results from the data described in the text.

Note: All models include a year-specific log distance control, province, and year fixed effects. Robust standard errors are shown in parentheses. Data are from 2011 and 2014 for 81 provinces in panels A and B and 29 provinces in panel C. The refugee variable is the number of refugees in the province in 10,000s. The first-stage F-test for the instrument in IV regressions is 12.44. For the regional sample, the F-test is 6.45.

*p < .1 **p < .05 ***p < .01

Table 4.

IV Estimates

New firmsNew foreignShare ofGross profitsNet sales
firmsforeign firmsper capitaper capita
Panel A: Instrumental variables estimates
Refugees (×10,000)0.00980.1482***0.0107***77.7970***790.0787***
(0.0143)(0.0402)(0.0032)(16.9487)(131.7215)
Panel B: Ordinary Least Squares
Refugees (×10,000)0.0096***0.0446***0.0020**93.8231***901.8617***
(0.0022)(0.0144)(0.0008)(33.2922)(198.0958)
Observations162162162162162
Panel C: Instrumental variables regional
Refugees (×10,000)−0.02370.1506***0.0115***79.7056**575.1354***
(0.0210)(0.0530)(0.0042)(34.1529)(187.6326)
Observations5858585858
New firmsNew foreignShare ofGross profitsNet sales
firmsforeign firmsper capitaper capita
Panel A: Instrumental variables estimates
Refugees (×10,000)0.00980.1482***0.0107***77.7970***790.0787***
(0.0143)(0.0402)(0.0032)(16.9487)(131.7215)
Panel B: Ordinary Least Squares
Refugees (×10,000)0.0096***0.0446***0.0020**93.8231***901.8617***
(0.0022)(0.0144)(0.0008)(33.2922)(198.0958)
Observations162162162162162
Panel C: Instrumental variables regional
Refugees (×10,000)−0.02370.1506***0.0115***79.7056**575.1354***
(0.0210)(0.0530)(0.0042)(34.1529)(187.6326)
Observations5858585858

Source: Authors’ own analysis results from the data described in the text.

Note: All models include a year-specific log distance control, province, and year fixed effects. Robust standard errors are shown in parentheses. Data are from 2011 and 2014 for 81 provinces in panels A and B and 29 provinces in panel C. The refugee variable is the number of refugees in the province in 10,000s. The first-stage F-test for the instrument in IV regressions is 12.44. For the regional sample, the F-test is 6.45.

*p < .1 **p < .05 ***p < .01

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