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Table 45-Estimated multivariate models of supply of rural<br />
deposits in two studies of Asian low-income<br />
countries<br />
Determinant<br />
Real interest rate on<br />
12-nionth time deposit<br />
Notinal interest rate ol<br />
12-nionth tine deposit<br />
Inflationi rate<br />
Dummy %ariable for<br />
Sri Lianka<br />
l)nmy variahle for Nepal<br />
Diimmy variable for Pakistan<br />
R2<br />
Number of obser % ations<br />
India, Nepal,<br />
Pakistan and Sri Lanka<br />
Together, 1970-81,<br />
PCRDSD<br />
(Srinivasan and<br />
Meyer 1936)<br />
Model I<br />
1.72<br />
(3.I)*[6]<br />
...<br />
...<br />
Model I<br />
...<br />
0.06<br />
(0.6)[9]<br />
-0.01<br />
(-0.1)[10]<br />
Bangladesh, India,<br />
Nepal, Pakistan,<br />
and Sri Lank.<br />
Together, 1970-81,<br />
PCRDSD<br />
(Srinivasan and<br />
Meyer 1986)<br />
Model I Model 11<br />
2.5,.<br />
(5..1)*171<br />
.. . 0.13<br />
(I.0))[ 11<br />
... -0.68<br />
(-1.7)**[8]<br />
Nimbe"r of bank branches<br />
per 1,000 inhabitants in<br />
rural areas<br />
1.31<br />
1.30<br />
1.33 1.31<br />
(18.8)-[11 (19.3)*[ 1] (15.6)*111 (12..l)*[l]<br />
Per capita teal agrictilitnrai<br />
GDP<br />
0.53<br />
0.62<br />
0.59<br />
(5..)*[.I](,1.3)*[5](5.9) *161<br />
0.72<br />
.. 0)*[7]<br />
-. 1.2-1 -4.21<br />
(-8.8)*[31 (-9.0)*[31<br />
- 0.96 -0.9 1<br />
(-1.2)191 (-1.0)[8]<br />
-3.38 -3.32<br />
0.88 0.87<br />
12 12<br />
-.1.32 -. 1.10<br />
(-9.6)*[21 (-7.6)*12]<br />
-1.32 - 1.07<br />
(-l.8)**[ 1l] (-1.2) [12]<br />
-3.57 -3.18<br />
0.98 0.97<br />
12 12<br />
Notes: Figures in parentheses are i-values. Figures in brackets are ranks based on<br />
us.gnitsode of t.values (ignoring signs).<br />
PCRDSI) = Per capita real dletiautd atld savings deposits in rtiral areas.<br />
*Significant at pelcetnt.<br />
**Significant at5 percent.<br />
1966; Lee and Kint 1976; Ohio State Ulhiversity 1987; ThIingalaya 1980;<br />
TtI'an 1973; van Wijnbecrgeii 1983d; anld Wiseit annd Hitris 1980).<br />
Tie study on the Repnublic of Korwa (Ain, Adatis, and Ro 1979)<br />
suggests that between 1961 and 1976 the farli hoitsehol(Is si,!;: iitttel<br />
liquid assets (such as cash, deposits, Ioan.(I ntolly, and others) and<br />
Dhysically productive resouirces fol- semili(ltid assets (such as sinall<br />
anitials, p1odtict inventories, and 1)rodticel's itiaterial intventories).<br />
These substitutions may have been encoulragc( by highier retirns On