Economics, Econometrics and Finance
4 years ago

Economic growth determinants uncertain, no clear path to prosperity identified.

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SSRN Electronic Journal
Growth Empirics in Panel Data Under Model Uncertainty and Weak Exogeneity
Enrique Moral‐Benito

Paper Summary

Panel data analysis was used to study economic growth factors. The researchers combined different models to deal with uncertainty and reverse causality issues. The results showed that there is no single factor that consistently determines economic growth, and the speed at which countries catch up economically is very slow.

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