Table 6

Switching as a function of bank tenure

(1)(2)
SwitcherSwitcher
I(Age < 30)0.069***
(0.000)
I(Wealth <P50)0.116***0.052***
(0.000)(0.002)
I(University)0.021***
(0.000)
Bank tenure–0.055***–0.050***
(0.000)(0.001)
Constant0.395***0.449***
(0.001)(0.003)
Observations3,307,0233,258,934
R  2.298.357
Municipality × Age ×NY
Salary × Education FE
(1)(2)
SwitcherSwitcher
I(Age < 30)0.069***
(0.000)
I(Wealth <P50)0.116***0.052***
(0.000)(0.002)
I(University)0.021***
(0.000)
Bank tenure–0.055***–0.050***
(0.000)(0.001)
Constant0.395***0.449***
(0.001)(0.003)
Observations3,307,0233,258,934
R  2.298.357
Municipality × Age ×NY
Salary × Education FE

The sample investigates for all household × year combinations in which a new loan is taken out whether the household did already hold deposits at that bank before (Switcher=0; about 75% of cases) or not (Switcher =1; about 25% of cases). Standard errors are in parentheses.

*

p < .1;

**

p < .05;

***

p < .01.

Table 6

Switching as a function of bank tenure

(1)(2)
SwitcherSwitcher
I(Age < 30)0.069***
(0.000)
I(Wealth <P50)0.116***0.052***
(0.000)(0.002)
I(University)0.021***
(0.000)
Bank tenure–0.055***–0.050***
(0.000)(0.001)
Constant0.395***0.449***
(0.001)(0.003)
Observations3,307,0233,258,934
R  2.298.357
Municipality × Age ×NY
Salary × Education FE
(1)(2)
SwitcherSwitcher
I(Age < 30)0.069***
(0.000)
I(Wealth <P50)0.116***0.052***
(0.000)(0.002)
I(University)0.021***
(0.000)
Bank tenure–0.055***–0.050***
(0.000)(0.001)
Constant0.395***0.449***
(0.001)(0.003)
Observations3,307,0233,258,934
R  2.298.357
Municipality × Age ×NY
Salary × Education FE

The sample investigates for all household × year combinations in which a new loan is taken out whether the household did already hold deposits at that bank before (Switcher=0; about 75% of cases) or not (Switcher =1; about 25% of cases). Standard errors are in parentheses.

*

p < .1;

**

p < .05;

***

p < .01.

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