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capital and have greater growth opportunities. Also, higher accountability and lower income inequality are associated with …
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capital and have greater growth opportunities. Also, higher accountability and lower income inequality are associated with …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009460083
lead to misleading predictions regarding the e ect of public policies on welfare. …
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lead to misleading predictions regarding the e ect of public policies on welfare. …
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Governments in developing economies often resort to taxing bank money balances through imposition of high reserve requirements and also by relying on seigniorage to finance their deficits. In the context of those practices, this research reported in this paper attempts to answer the following...
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Most empirical analysis of the finance-growth nexus has used measures of financial development such as the ratio of … which have dogged the empirical growth literature. We develop such a measure by combining the ‘Delphi’ method and principal …
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Financial development has been argued as a potential source of comparative advantage and its relationships with trade has been theoretically developed. This theory posits that countries that are well financially developed should experience greater volumes of international trade. We empirically...
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Many economists have observed that the financial system has a positive and monotoniceffect on economic growth. In this … study we reaffirm the finance-growth nexus. We adopta three-tier approach for the study’s methodology using panel data of 66 … countries from1986 to 2005. Firstly, we test for the finance-growth nexus with particular emphasis onfinancial sector indicators …
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changes in output, while financial development makes investment more responsive to output growth. Consequently, rather than …
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This paper evaluates the performance of Egyptian banks during a period characterised by changes in economic policies. The Egyptian government's liberalisation policies in the early 1990s have had a positive or negative impact on the performance of the Egyptian banks. In addition, whether the...
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