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We examine the effect of remittances on corruption using panel data for 111 countries over the period of 1986–2010. We …
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trade policy preferences and whether this relationship depends on international and domestic factors by employing the panel …
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This paper considers the possibility of both a linear effect and nonlinear effect of energy consumption on economic growth, using data for the period 1955–2003 in Taiwan. We find evidence of a level-dependent effect between the two variables. Allowing for a nonlinear effect of energy...
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Using the Solow-Swan growth model and the time-trend included in the aggregate production function, this study applies the multivariate cointegration approach to re-investigate the long-run and causal relationships between defence expenditures and GDP while controlling for capital and labour...
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dummy variable model in a panel of five South Caucasus countries (Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Russia and Turkey) over the …
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investigated. By applying Pedroni's panel cointegration technique instead of a time-series or traditional panel data approach, this … globalization index, and its three main dimensions—economic, social, as well as political integrations—by using panel data for 23 … run. Based on the results of the panel causality test, though the evidence of short-run causality is very weak, it does …
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Using panel data unit root tests and panel cointegration tests, as well as estimation techniques appropriate for … between GDP and social security expenditure after allowing for a heterogeneous country effect. Regarding the panel-based error …
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been analyzed. This paper overcomes this major shortcoming by applying recent advances in panel cointegration and panel … economic growth than does FDI. From the panel causality tests, while the evidence of a short-run relationship is weak, that of …
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social security expenditures. Design/methodology/approach – The paper uses panel data unit root tests and panel cointegration … allowing for heterogeneous country effects. Regarding the panel-based error correction model and the Granger causality test …
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Can extending social welfare expenditures promote economic growth? This issue has been discussed extensively, with some research pointing to net benefits while others find a net negative impact. Insight can be gained by careful analysis of several sub-questions. For example, for two countries...
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