Openness in the Canadian economy: 1870–1988

Afxentiou, Panos; Serletis, Apostolos

doi:10.1080/00036849200000128

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“…Others, notably Bahmani-Oskooee and Alse (1993), Doraisami (1996), Ghatak et al (1997) and Liu et al (1997), Afxentiou and Serletis (1992), and Sengupta and Espana (1994), provide positive support for the hypothesis. For instance, Bahmani-Oskooee and Alse using the Engle-Granger two-step procedure (Engle and Granger 1987) showed that there is a stable long-run relationship between export and economic growth and a bi-directional relationship exist between them.…”

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“…4. Except for Kunst and Marin (1989), Afxentiou and Serletis (1992), Riezman et al (1996) and Ghartey (1993), previous studies typically focus on the bivariate relationship between export and income. As noted by Fisher (1981), the VAR technique is useful as 'a convenient way of summarizing empirical regularities and perhaps suggesting predominant channels through which relations work.'…”

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Exports, Imports and Economic Growth in Malaysia: EmpiricalEvidence Based on Multivariate Time Series

Baharumshah

Rashid

1999

Asian Economic Journal

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This paper examines the relationship between export growth and income growth by including imports in the system of equations using the Johansen (1988) procedure and vector-error correction (VEC) model. Real exports were disaggregated into manufacturing and agricultural exports. The results of the multivariate cointegration indicate the presence of a stationary long-run relationship between exports, imports and GDP. The estimated VEC models suggest economic growth is driven by exports. Test results also confirm that economic growth causes export growth for manufacturing exports. Indeed, we found a feedback causal relationship between exports and economic growth for both the manufacturing and agricultural exports. The empirical findings indicate that an important determinant of long-run growth in the fast growing Malaysian economy is imports of foreign technology.

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Exports, Imports and Economic Growth in Malaysia: EmpiricalEvidence Based on Multivariate Time Series

Baharumshah

Rashid

1999

Asian Economic Journal

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“…Other researchers have argued that trade liberalization benefits FDI as it reduces the cost of imported inputs thereby enhancing cost-effectiveness of domestic production (Jenkins and Thomas, 2005). From the recent literature, studies have shown that the imports variable is important in the casual relationship between export and growth, while deleting it from the analysis may overstate the effect of export and/or FDI on growth (Riezman et al 1996;Afxentiou and Serletis, 1992).…”

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FDI and Global Economic Growth: Insights from Developed and Developing Nations

Sikarwar

Bhadoria²,

Khandelwal³

2018

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With the integration of FDI and financial development through the global economic growth and its implication .the exploration of financial development interdependency of FDI has become profoundly important among different countries like developed countries and developing countries. In these different countries they used various relationships for that they found the result like if the result is positive result then there is good economic condition and if there is negative effect then there is not good condition in economic point of view. The aim of the study is to examine the relationship between FDI and economic development of different countries under study.

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“…^^ Los tests de tipo Granger son sensibles a la variación en los retardos de las ecuaciones que se utilizan. Serletis (1992). El método que aquí se sigue para elegir su número óptimo de dos formas: 1) si el término MCE es significativo, lo que muestra que las variables independientes causan la dependiente.…”

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Comercio y crecimiento en la economía española, 1870–1995

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2001

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RESUMENEste artículo presenta un análisis de las conexiones entre sector exterior y crecimiento en la economía española, a través del análisis de causalidad tipo Granger entre exportaciones y renta e importaciones y renta para tres períodos: 1870–1935, 1940–1959 y 1964–1995. Los resultados confirman una influencia positiva mutua, que actúa desde las exportaciones hacia el crecimiento a partir de los años cuarenta, y sólo desde los sesenta en el caso de las importaciones. La interpretación de ausencia de causalidad del comercio a la renta entre 1870 y 1935 se basa fundamentalmente en el tipo de composición del comercio exterior español en la época.

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Openness in the Canadian economy: 1870–1988

Cited by 16 publications

References 28 publications

Exports, Imports and Economic Growth in Malaysia: EmpiricalEvidence Based on Multivariate Time Series

Exports, Imports and Economic Growth in Malaysia: EmpiricalEvidence Based on Multivariate Time Series

FDI and Global Economic Growth: Insights from Developed and Developing Nations

Comercio y crecimiento en la economía española, 1870–1995

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