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Short- and long-run causality between remittances and economic growth in MENA countries : a panel ARDL approach

Mim, Sami Ben; Ali, Mohamed Sami Ben - In: Economic development in the MENA region : new perspectives, (pp. 29-44). 2021

This paper assesses the impact of remittances on economic growth for a selected sample of MENA countries over the 1987-2018 period. Using an ARDL model, we investigate the short- and long-run effects of remittances and the channels through which they may impact growth. Estimation outcomes show...

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