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Table 6 Robustness Tests by Deleting U.S. and Chinese IPO Sample

From: Economic freedom and IPO underpricing

Regression

(1)

 

(2)

 
 

Coeff

t-Value

Coeff

t-Value

Constant

189.057b

2.53

149.054b

2.10

TotV

−1.035b

−2.26

  

Rank

  

−9.054b

−2.13

GDP

2.469

0.70

1.064

0.30

Bear

−17.618a

−1.88

−15.883a

−1.75

Bull

6.790a

1.79

6.702a

1.81

AF

0.484

1.10

0.534

1.12

SPS

0.794

1.35

0.890

1.44

HB

−6.159b

−2.41

−5.770b

−2.27

Democ

−3.453b

−2.43

−2.918b

−2.18

EM

0.362

0.64

0.613

1.11

Proceeds

−4.177c

−5.58

−4.389c

−5.61

Oversold

−3.347

−1.36

−3.302

−1.34

Underwriter

−1.435

−0.59

−0.958

−0.37

ROE

0.106

1.52

0.102

1.48

Ind

Yes

 

Yes

 

Year

Yes

 

Yes

 

Adjusted-R square

0.147

 

0.146

 

Prob(F-stat)

0.000

 

0.000

 

No. of Obs

1322

 

1322

 
  1. This table provides the regression results ofthe relation between IPO initial returns and the Economic Freedom Index by omitting U.S. and Chinese IPOs over the whole sample period. Total_V is the proxy of economic freedom variable. Rank is the rank of Total_V. GDP is the logarithm of per capital GDP of the IPO country.Bear and Bull are the pre-IPO bearish and bullish market sentiment variables, respectively. AF is analyst following. SPS is stock price synchronicity. HCB is the home bias index. Democ is democracy index. EM is earnings management measure. Proceeds is the total IPO proceeds of the issuer. Oversold is a dummy variable, which equals to one if the IPO has overallotment, and zero otherwise. Uwrt is a dummy variable, which equals to one if the underwriter of the IPO is among the top three underwriter in the country. ROE is the return on equity of the issuer 12 month before the IPO. Standard errors are clustered by nations and fiscal year. a, b and c represent significance at the 10, 5 and 1% levels, respectively