Economic and Social Development of the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean Countries 2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-11122-3_11
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Determinants of Financial Development Across the Mediterranean

Abstract: A well-developed financial system is instrumental in attaining sustainable and balanced growth. It increases the availability of funding by mobilizing idle savings, facilitating transactions, and attracting foreign investments. Such markets can achieve an improved allocation of financial resources and enhanced risk management, transparency, and corporate governance practices. Moreover, developed financial systems can ease the availability of some credit to more opaque businesses, such as first-time or low-inco… Show more

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“…Even this simple type of models therefore justifies an empirical positive relationship between investment rates and economic growth. Some empirical studies of cross-country growth, including DeLong & Summers (1991) and Mankiw et al (1992), did report finding of such a statistically significant 7 Ayadi et al (2012) study the determinants of financial development across the Mediterranean.…”
Section: Investment and Infrastructurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even this simple type of models therefore justifies an empirical positive relationship between investment rates and economic growth. Some empirical studies of cross-country growth, including DeLong & Summers (1991) and Mankiw et al (1992), did report finding of such a statistically significant 7 Ayadi et al (2012) study the determinants of financial development across the Mediterranean.…”
Section: Investment and Infrastructurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Otra variable a tener en cuenta debido al posible crowding-out (efecto desplazamiento) entre crédito del sector privado y del sector público, es la deuda privada o el déficit público, esperando un efecto negativo de esta variable varios autores (Caballero y Krishnamurthy, 2004;Christensen, 2005y Ayadi et al, 2013. Finalmente, se suele utilizar muchas veces la variable inflación como indicador de estabilidad económica, obteniendo resultados que indican un impacto habitualmente positivo (Boyd et al, 2001;Detragiache et al, 2005;Asongu, 2014y Bahadir y Valev, 2015.…”
Section: Relación Teórica Entre Sector Financiero Y Economía Real Y Funclassified
“…Por ejemplo, una mayor densidad poblacional podría generar un mayor desarrollo económico porque, si en una región está más concentrada la población, habrá un mayor acceso a los servicios financieros y por lo tanto se puede esperar un signo positivo del coeficiente. Sin embargo, la evidencia empírica para esta variable es mixta: algunos consideran u obtienen un impacto positivo (Demirgüç-Kunt et al, 2011) o negativo o nulo(Allen et al, 2014).Otra variable a tener en cuenta debido al posible crowding-out (efecto desplazamiento) entre crédito del sector privado y del sector público, es la deuda privada o el déficit público, esperando un efecto negativo de esta variable varios autores(Caballero y Krishnamurthy, 2004; Christensen, 2005y Ayadi et al, 2013. Finalmente, se suele utilizar muchas veces la variable inflación como indicador de estabilidad económica, obteniendo resultados que indicanAcciones e Investigaciones Sociales.…”
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