grdata: Growth rate data (1960-1985)

Description Usage Format References See Also

Description

A dataset containing the Annualized GDP growth rate in the period 1960-1985 of different countries and initial log GDP in 1960 with other attributes related to education, market efficiency, political stability, market openness and demographic characteristics. In addition cross product term between log GDP in 1960 and education variables. Because of missing obeservation, we have 70 observation of lr data.

Usage

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Format

A data frame with 80 obs. of 49 variables

shcode

country code

gr

Annualized GDP growth rate in the period 1960-1985

gdp60

Real GDP per capita in 1960(1985 price)

lr

Adult literacy rate in 1960

lgdp60

log-GDP per capita in 1960 (1985 price)

ls_k

log(investment/output) annualized over 1960-1985; a proxy for log(physical savings rate)

lgr_pop

log(population growth rate) annualized over 1960-1985

pyrm60

log(average years of primary schooling) in the male population in 1960

pyrf60

log(average years of primary schooling) in the female population in 1960

syrm60

log(average years of secondary schooling) in the male population in 1960

syrf60

log(average years of secondary schooling) in the female population in 1960

hyrm60

log(average years of higher schooling) in the male population in 1960

hyrf60

log(average years of higher schooling) in the female population in 1960

nom60

percentage of no schooling in the male population in 1960

nof60

percentage of no schooling in the female population in 1960

prim60

percentage of primary schooling attained in the male population in 1960

prif60

percentage of primary schooling attained in the female population in 1960

pricm60

percentage of primary schooling complete in the male population in 1960

pricf60

percentage of primary schooling complete in the female population in 1960

secm60

percentage of secondary schooling attained in the male population in 1960

secf60

percentage of secondary schooling attained in the female population in 1960

seccm60

percentage of secondary schooling complete in the male population in 1960

seccf60

percentage of secondary schooling complete in the female population in 1960

llife

log(life expectancy at age 0) averaged over 1960-1985

lfert

log(fertility rate) averaged over 1960-1985

edu_gdp

Government expenditure on eduction per GDP averaged over 1960-1985

gcon_gdp

Government consumption expenditure net of defence and education per GDP averaged over 1960-1985

revol

Number of revolutions per year over 1960-1984

revcoup

Number of revolutions and coups per year over 1960-1984

wardum

Dummy for countries that participated in at least one external war over 1960-1984

wartime

Fraction of time over 1960-1985 involved in external war

lbmp

log(1 + black market premium averaged over 1960–1985)

tot

Term-of-trade shock

pyrm60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and pyrm60

pyrf60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and pyrf60

syrm60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and syrm60

syrf60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and syrf60

hyrm60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and hyrm60

hyrf60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and hyrf60

nom60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and nom60

nof60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and nof60

prim60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and prim60

prif60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and prif60

pricm60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and pricm60

pricf60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and pricf60

secm60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and secm60

secf60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and secf60

seccm60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and seccm60

seccf60.1

cross-product term between lgdp60 and seccf60

References

Sokbae Lee, Myung Hwan Seo, and Youngki Shin, (2016) The Lasso for High-Dimensional Regression with a Possible Change Point, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B, Vol 78(1), 193-210

See Also

plot.l4acp and l4acp to see the example of application of this data.


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