Economic Complexity and the Environment: Evidence from Brazil
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Table 3
(continued)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
Dependent variable: forest fires
(2899)
(3357)
(3337)
(3227)
(4773)
(4808)
(GDP p.c.) 2
−63.28**
−68.47**
−68.63**
−78.80**
−118.3*
−116.7*
(26.26)
(29.51)
(29.46)
(29.96)
(57.85)
(61.90)
Population density
−54.69
−68.77
(350.9)
(414.7)
Urbanisation
493.6
496.8
(568.1)
(580.6)
Trade openness
−304,53**
−304,48**
(127,224)
(127,993)
Average education
−7783
−7771
(6757)
(6754)
Higher education
−356.4
(468.2)
Harvested area
−0.00192
(0.00182)
Planted area
−0.00237
−0.00454*
−0.00456*
(0.00191)
(0.00251)
(0.00254)
Cattle density
−70.50
−885.6
−886.6
(437.2)
(610.4)
(617.1)
(continued)