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The Causal Relationship Among Financial Development, Trade Openness and Economic Growth in Nigeria

Omoke, Philip C. - 2010

Economic Growth in Nigeria for the period 1970-2005. The econometric methodology employed was the Cointegration and Granger …

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Developing Myanmar's finance sector to support rapid, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth

Nehru, Vikram - 2015

The finance sector is the lifeblood of any economy and its smooth functioning is central to rapid and inclusive economic growth. A well-functioning financial system must intermediate efficiently between savers and borrowers; manage risks prudently; provide a wide variety of financial services to...

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Finance and growth : a survey of the theoretical and empirical literature

Eschenbach, Felix - 2004

This paper reviews the theoretical and empirical literature on links between domestic financial development and economic growth. It starts with the pioneers in this field and then classifies two main schools favouring liberal financial regimes. First McKinnon and Shaw advocated financial...

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The Impact of Financial Crises on the Finance-Growth Relationship : A European Perspective

Mahlberg, Bernhard - 2012

economic growth? Economic Inquiry 49, 276-288] find a weakening effect of bank finance on growth for more recent periods in …

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The ATM Around the Corner - How Financial Development, Access, and Integration Influence Economic Growth and Inequality

Gehrung, Marcel - 2020

high number of bank branches and are readily accessible for economic agents. By pooling savings and acting as delegated … the private sector, a higher number of ATMs, bank accounts, and bank branches increases economic growth and reduces income …

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Review of Literature on Finance-Growth Nexus

Saqib, Najia - 2018

This study discusses the current state of knowledge on the financial development and economic growth by reviewing the most decisive theoretical and empirical contributions. It is obvious that financial development is at least correlated with economic development and that a sound and refined...

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Asian Miracle, Asian Tiger, or Asian Myth? Financial Sector and Risk Assessment through FSAP Experience : Enhancing Bank Supervision in Thailand

Taskinsoy, John - 2019

to tell. The Bank of Thailand as well as regulatory and supervisory authorities have played a pivotal role in achieving …

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The real impact of ratings-based capital rules on the finance-growth nexus

Hasan, Iftekhar - 2020

channel. Using quarterly data on short to medium term real GDP growth and cross-border bank lending flows from G-10 countries … foreign bank credit supply and economic growth are compounded in countries with more corruption and less competitive banking …

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Finance-Growth Nexus in India : An Evidence from Co-Intergration & VECM

Pal, Mahendra - 2014

The paper attempts to test empirically the hypothesis of Finance-led growth in India. For this it traces the relationship between growth rate of GDP and the M3/GDP ratio, well researched indicator of Financial Deepening for the period of 39 years (i.e, 1971-2010) with the help of recently...

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The Financial Sector and Growth in Emerging Asian Economies

Cline, William R. - 2015

state-owned banks not subject to bank runs. Financial intermediation is found to be surprisingly high and is consistent with … versus minimal presence in the People's Republic of China). Differing national structures are identified (bank dominated … state-owned banks or reduce their dominance; pursuing bank capitalization targets at least as ambitious as those of Basel …

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