Democratic Transition Tests for Linearity in Univariate Regressions

This analysis examines the linearity of univariate regressions with 649 data points. It explores the relationship between variable jumps and six explanatory factors. The study aims to understand the impact of these variables on the democratic transition process. The findings in Table 9 indicate the significance of these relationships and provide insights into the dynamics of democratic transitions.

• Democratic Transition
• Linearity Tests
• Univariate Regressions
• Explanatory Variables
• Data Analysis

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1. The Democratic Transition Tests of linearity for the univariate regressions in Table 9 Main case N = 649 The relation between the jumps And six explanatory variables

2. Relation between J and T almost linear

3. Relation between J and y nothing

4. Relation between J and g, growth same year Growth is censored to + 10% nothing

5. Relation between J and g5 growth the preceding 5 years Growth is censored to + 10% nothing

6. Relation between J and P-1 weak bends at top

7. Relation between J and P bad bends at top and bottom