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Table 6 Seqlogit models predicting strategy selection (N = 1563)

From: Do deep pockets have more political influence?—the size of private enterprises and their strategy selection in resolving administrative disputes

 

Model 7

Model 8

Model 9

Model 10

 

C2 C3 C4 C5 vs C1

C3 C4 C5 vs C2

C4 C5 vs C3

C5 vs C4

Tax (ln)

− 0.143 (0.109)

0.136 (0.099)

0.051 (0.157)

0.311 (0.195)

Square of tax (ln)

0.025 (0.016)

− 0.036** (0.014)

− 0.001 (0.024)

− 0.047 (0.029)

CCP

− 0.263+ (0.148)

0.209+ (0.126)

0.022 (0.206)

− 0.493+ (0.266)

Political connection

0.236 (0.152)

− 0.060 (0.132)

− 0.256 (0.214)

− 0.015 (0.264)

Association

− 0.063 (0.149)

− 0.085 (0.131)

− 0.620** (0.213)

− 0.169 (0.247)

Establishment

 1993–2002

0.379+ (0.214)

− 0.317 (0.200)

0.441 (0.307)

0.546 (0.393)

 2003–2006

0.309 (0.244)

− 0.258 (0.230)

0.319 (0.354)

0.472 (0.444)

 Employment(ln)

0.092 (0.059)

− 0.101+ (0.052)

0.033 (0.088)

− 0.173 (0.107)

Region

 Middle

0.359 (0.241)

− 0.775*** (0.225)

− 0.807* (0.337)

− 0.266 (0.411)

 West

− 0.144 (0.295)

− 0.575* (0.291)

0.406 (0.478)

0.700 (0.527)

 Private economy

0.055 (0.065)

− 0.087 (0.064)

− 0.059 (0.107)

0.024 (0.122)

 GDP/100 (hundred million)

0.028 (0.019)

− 0.038* (0.017)

0.003 (0.028)

− 0.001 (0.033)

 Other CVs

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

 Constant

0.569 (0.554)

1.674** (0.540)

1.041 (0.852)

0.447 (0.993)

  1. Robust standard error in parentheses
  2. Other CVs include sexuality, gender, age, and education level
  3. ***p < .001; **p < .01; *p < 0.05; +p < 0.1