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... we divide our sample according to whether the bilateral equity flows are between countries both with a AAA rating, both with a below AAA rating, or one country with a AAA rating and the other a below AAA rating. While the main results suggest that equities are generally purchased in countries with higher rates of return, the sub-sample results in Table 3 indicate that it is in the country-pairs that both have a sovereign rating below AAA (Table 3, panel b) that tend to purchase equities in countries with a higher rate of return. ...
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... we divide our sample according to whether the bilateral equity flows are between countries both with a AAA rating, both with a below AAA rating, or one country with a AAA rating and the other a below AAA rating. While the main results suggest that equities are generally purchased in countries with higher rates of return, the sub-sample results in Table 3 indicate that it is in the country-pairs that both have a sovereign rating below AAA (Table 3, panel b) that tend to purchase equities in countries with a higher rate of return. ...
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... we see that cross-country capital flows are explained by the existence of a relatively lower debt-to-GDP ratio only when we consider countries both with a below AAA rating, or one country with a AAA rating and the other a below AAA rating. The insignificant result for countries both with a AAA rating (Table 3, panel a) makes intuitive sense, since typically such ...
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... to institutional factors, we observe higher capital flows between countries characterized by higher capital mobility in the case of both countries having a below AAA rating (Table 3, panel b), ...
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... the result from our main findings, which was that higher inflows to countries characterized by higher political stability, remains valid in the case of the other two categories. Finally, we see higher inflows from countries characterized by higher "Voice and Accountability", which proxies for the availability of information, is only important when one country has a AAA rating and the other a below AAA rating (Table 3, panel c). ...

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