: Developed countries have been allocating vast amounts of funds as foreign aid to developing nations. However, foreign aid policy has been attracting a lot of criticism. One prominent criticism is that foreign aid allocations have not been determined by the needs of the recipient countries....

: This study employs panel data analysis to examine the relationship between exports and economic growth in five ASEAN (Association of South East Asian Nations) countries (i.e., Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand). Three separate methods have been used: (1) Pooled...

Despite the availability of extensive research on Wagner s Law, a systematic empirical testing of the hypothesis in the context of developing countries, especially South-East Asian nations, is still lacking. Thus, the current paper attempts to reduce this gap and chooses Malaysia as a case study...