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public debt in a panel of low income Sub-Saharan African economies. This supports the hypothesis that debt has some positive …
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prospects of small-open developing economies for the period, 1996-2006. A set of dynamic panel model, specified within the … framework of Blundell-Bond Generalized Method of Moment (GMM) was empirically analyzed. Using annual panel data from 31 small …
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. I employed dynamic panel data models of difference and system GMM that could account biases associated with endogeneity …
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This paper addresses the debate in the literature on how developing countries are affected by foreign monetary policy shocks. I analyze how contractionary monetary policy shocks originating in different regions, specifically the Euro Area (“EU”) and United States (“US”), affect a set of...
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The African economies, particularly those in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) stand today at an important crossroads. During the 1980s, for the average African country, GDP per capita fell at a rate of 0.5 percent per annum; in the 1990s it rose slightly at a rate of 0.3 percent per annum. However, in...
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Tourism is increasingly being promoted as an important source of economic growth especially in developing countries …. While there are many elements that contribute to tourism growth, without an efficient air transport system, it is almost … international tourism. From the perspective of an African nation the most important question is whether the benefit of aviation …
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key factors that determine GDP per capita growth rate in a panel regression model of 100 countries. Parameter robustness …
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between energy sources for a panel of four WAEMU countries; Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal and Togo, for the period 1970 … the panel as a whole, but no causality between electricity and economic growth, and no substitution between energy sources …
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contrary to the more previous studies accounted a non-linear effect of taxation on economic growth. Mobilizing a dynamic panel …
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Abstract Through a panel model, we studied the characteristics of the inflation targeting policy for a group of 15 …
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