Table 4 Regional heterogeneity analysis.
From: Bridging or widening? The impact of the Broadband China policy on urban-rural income inequality
Regions | (1) East | (2) Central and West | (3)Yangtze | (4) Pearl | (5) Bohai |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
BC | 0.766*** (0.182) | 0.738*** (0.244) | 0.356* (0.202) | 1.094*** (0.281) | 0.634** (0.311) |
UTR | −9.914*** (2.449) | −12.990*** (2.416) | −15.370*** (3.720) | −16.090*** (4.093) | −10.620*** (3.096) |
FDI | −16.990*** (4.766) | −1.462 (2.642) | −7.996* (4.642) | −2.164 (3.449) | −25.560*** (5.940) |
HUMAN | 1.415 (5.907) | −0.730 (11.280) | 25.450 (16.930) | 4.873 (6.591) | −2.212 (18.430) |
RGDP | −2.139*** (0.604) | −0.954 (0.581) | 3.117** (1.317) | −1.966** (0.889) | −2.576*** (0.707) |
ROAD | −0.283 (0.285) | −0.187 (0.325) | 0.0459 (0.367) | −0.924*** (0.264) | 0.0871 (0.278) |
IST | −1.633 (1.614) | 3.380*** (1.165) | −6.554** (2.365) | −2.212 (1.625) | −2.945 (2.353) |
Fixed effects | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
Observations | 1067 | 1628 | 275 | 957 | 462 |
R-squared | 0.647 | 0.693 | 0.779 | 0.750 | 0.600 |
