Investing in Kenya's Economy Leads to Reduced Disparities and Growth
Investing in Kenya's economy can lead to better products, more jobs, and less inequality. The government aimed for 10% economic growth by 2030 through investments, but hasn't reached that goal yet. A study looked at investments from 1996 to 2017 and found that real GDP and government investments positively affect economic growth. Private domestic investments also help, but public-private partnerships don't have the same impact. Public investments can cause growth, and short-term recovery is seen in private domestic investments. The study used different tests to analyze the data and found these key relationships.