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The paper aims to enhance the existing literature on the debt-growth nexus by analysing the relationship in two separate country groups using the extreme bounds analysis for sensitivity tests and the mixed, fixed, and random coefficient approach that allows for heterogeneity in the causal...
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to Granger causality tests within a panel cointegration framework. It turns out that the growth effects of FDI vary …
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theoretical as well as empirical economic literature, the causality between them has not been investigated in a reasonable …
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the natural rate. As a side test of the endogeneity hypothesis, we also test for the direction of causality between …
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causality test results suggest that there is a causal relationship from ICT to FDI in developed countries, which means that a … attracting more FDI. Contrarily, we could not find significant causality from ICT to FDI in developing countries. Instead, we … have partial evidence of opposite causality relationship. The inflow of FDI causes further increases in ICT investment and …
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