2016
DOI: 10.21859/eulawrev-08023
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Flood disaster and GDP growth in Malaysia

Abstract: his paper seeks to examine the impact of flood disaster on GDP growth in

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“…Several socio-economic studies on economic growth have been conducted in Malaysia by employing a similar method. Among others are those by Shaari, Karim, and Basri (2015); Shaari, Karim and Basri (2016) and also by Shaari, Karim and Basri (2017). However, previous studies focused more on the effect of flood disaster on GDP growth at the aggregate level, this paper differs from prior studies as it looks at the effect of financial assistance on GDP growth at both the long run and short run time periods.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Several socio-economic studies on economic growth have been conducted in Malaysia by employing a similar method. Among others are those by Shaari, Karim, and Basri (2015); Shaari, Karim and Basri (2016) and also by Shaari, Karim and Basri (2017). However, previous studies focused more on the effect of flood disaster on GDP growth at the aggregate level, this paper differs from prior studies as it looks at the effect of financial assistance on GDP growth at both the long run and short run time periods.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The serious and regular flooding caused by the changes of climate, the socio-economic disruption, populations affected, public outrages and limited funds are becoming increasingly serious problems. In developing countries, the economic effect and impact of natural disasters are greater [3]. Natural disasters could lead to significant levels of stress and other mental disorders (e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%