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Table 4 Estimation results: Driscoll-Kraay [38] standard errors

From: Is industrial pollution detrimental to public health? Evidence from the world’s most industrialised countries

Models

1

2

Constant

−8.8219 (−5.86)***

−6.6460 (− 6.57)***

CO2

0.0988 (5.67)***

NIT

0.0687 (4.13)***

GDP

− 0.0648 (−2.56)**

−0.0757 (− 3.80)***

PHY

− 0.1214 (−5.41)***

− 0.1302 (− 7.12)***

URB

− 0.1311 (− 2.00)**

− 0.1723 (− 2.30)**

WAT

3.1370 (7.06)***

2.4197 (7.68)***

SAN

− 0.4528 (−6.41)***

− 0.3938 (− 6.28)***

SCH

− 0.1003 (− 3.58)***

0.0473 (1.46)

within R-squared

0.4945

0.4550

F-statistic

606.57

414.64

Probability

0.0000

0.0000

Number of groups

19a

19

Number of observations

225

197

  1. Note: *** and ** denote significance level at 1 and 5%, respectively
  2. aJapan does not have the secondary school enrolment data for the studied period, therefore, the statistical software and estimation techniques used in this study exclude Japan from this analysis.