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Evidence of growth complementarity between agriculture and industry in developing countries

Souza, João Paulo A. de - In: Structural change and economic dynamics : SC+ED 34 (2015), pp. 1-18

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Growth complementarity between agriculture and industry : evidence from a panel of developing countries

Souza, João Paulo A. de - 2014

Using dynamic panel models with data for 62 developing countries, this paper examines whether growth in agriculture elicits growth in manufacturing. For identification, I use population-weighted, average temperature as an instrument for growth in agriculture. I identify large short-run effects:...

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Assessing the impact of electricity production on industrial and agricultural output growth in Nigeria

Aiyetan, Imisi; Aremo, Adeleke; Olomola, Phillip Akanni - In: International journal of business and economic sciences … 13 (2020) 3, pp. 83-97

Purpose: While the relationships between energy or electricity consumption and economic growth are of great interest to economists, previous studies have not examined the dynamic effect of electricity production on industrial and agricultural output growth in Nigeria; this study attempts to fill...

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Agricultural research and technology in economic development : the impact of agricultural research and modern technology on food production, economic growth and income distribution...

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What effect does development aid have on productivity in recipient countries? : an analysis using quantiles and thresholds

Nowak-Lehmann D., Felicitas; Groß, Elena - 2015

even feared that it may reduce total factor productivity (TFP) and may discourage recipient countries ́efforts. This study …) on productivity, controlling for institutional factors and economic policy, using time-series panel techniques and … focusing solely on the aid-productivity link. In order to examine possible vicious circles of aid, we run quantile regressions …

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