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The Price of Law: The Case of the Eurozone Collective Action Clauses
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no DOI — not checkedThe dependent variable (log(Yield i,c,t ) is weekly log-yields. The independent control variables (Z) are: pseudo CAC, Duration, Log Amount. Bid-Ask Spread, Turnover. As variables of interest (X) we include: Rating or Quality of Law (X), and pseudo CAC * Rating or Quality of Law (pseudo CAC * X). When X equals the Quality of Law, control variables Z also include Rating. Week fixed effects are also included. The estimated equation is therefore: The sample ranges from
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no DOI — not checkedHeritage is the extent to which a country's legal framework allows individuals to accumulate private property freely, secured by clear laws that the government enforces effectively; PRS measures law and order; World Bank captures the rule of law. Further details on the explanatory variables are provided in Appendix Table A1. The table reports the net effect of pseudo CAC provisions, i.e., ?pseudo CAC i + ?pseudo CAC i * X c,t , for salient Country Ratings, and for values of the Quality of Law indicators, and below in parentheses the standard errors that are adjusted for clustering at the matched bonds level. The significance levels on the net effects are the outcome of a Wald test of the hypothesis: H: ? + ?X c,t = 0, assessed using a Student t distribution. Numbers in square brackets refer to the percentage of the entire sample (bond-week observations) with a given Rating or with a given value of Quality of Law. *** Significant at the 1 percent level
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no DOI — not checkedThis table provides a detailed description of our variables. Panel A: ratings are measured every Friday; all other variables are weekly averages of daily values. Data source is Bloomberg. Panel B: data source as indicated. December values for PRS
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