Research Article

Socioeconomic Drivers of Environmental Pollution in China: A Spatial Econometric Analysis

Table 6

Estimation results of spatial Durbin model with spatial specific effects.

Spatial fixed effectsSpatial fixed effects bias correctedRandom spatial effects bias corrected

0.0810 (2.9577)0.0800 (2.9204)0.0800 (2.9205)
FD0.3292 (3.2263)0.3292 (3.2270)0.3292 (3.4015)
FDI−0.0001 (−0.0042)−0.0001 (−0.0050)−0.0001 (−0.0053)
SEC0.2374 (2.3791)0.2373 (2.3780)0.2373 (2.5066)
PD−0.1251 (−2.3150)−0.1250 (−2.3146)−0.1250 (−2.4398)
GDP0.6758 (3.2926)0.6759 (3.2927)0.6759 (3.4708)
−0.0376 (−3.3104)−0.0376 (−3.3104)−0.0376 (−3.4895)
0.0857 (0.5070)0.0862 (0.5100)0.0862 (0.5374)
−0.0195 (−1.1330)−0.0195 (−1.1332)−0.0195 (−1.1945)
−0.2925 (−1.9925)−0.2926 (−1.9931)−0.2926 (−2.1009)
0.0903 (0.9492)0.0901 (0.9475)0.0901 (0.9988)
−0.3892 (−1.1438)−0.3883 (−1.1410)−0.3883 (−1.2026)
0.0202 (1.1467)0.0201 (1.1437)0.0201 (1.2054)
0.11340.11340.1021
0.83970.83970.0234
0.01810.01810.0181
−765.2388−765.24067−31185.402
Wald test (SAR)11.453310.320911.4533
LR test (SAR)11.456311.4602NA
Wald (SEM)10.40619.365310.4061
LR test (SEM)10.403410.4075NA

Notes: T-values are in parentheses. , , and denote statistical significance levels at 10%, 5%, and 1%, respectively.