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Using threshold cointegration and error-correction model, this paper has investigated the channels through which Africa (proxied by South Africa) can boost its economic growth via its trade with East Asia (represented by China). The results support threshold cointegration and non-linear...
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The present tests the causal interactions between foreign direct investment (FDI) and banking intermediation in China, the results showed that real interest rates Granger-caused FDI inflows, while the latter led service sector's value added. Interestingly, interest rate spread and FDI mutually...
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This study investigated the resource-growth nexus in Africa through an attempt to empirically reconcile the traditional resource curse literature with the role of technological progress as described in endogenous growth version of international trade literature. Using variables proposed to be...
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The paper empirically examines the causal interactions between Chinese financial development and economic growth using the perspective of complex systems as a metaphor in an attempt to provide a better understanding of the co-evolution of China's real and financial sectors. Using Hsiao's version...
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This paper explores the underlying dimensions of absorptive capacity and its impact on the performance for firms in Zambia and Mauritius. It first defines a firm's capacity to absorb spillovers as a latent variable observable indirectly through its underlying dimensions. By means of structural...
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