[PDF][PDF] Impact of savings on economic growth in Africa
O Matthew, M Donga - Economics, 2020 - researchgate.net
O Matthew, M Donga
Economics, 2020•researchgate.netContribution/Originality: This study reinforces the hypothesis of no causality between saving
and economic growth especially in Africa refutes both Solow and Keynes precedence
hypothesis as absence of causality nullifies the hypothesis. Although, saving is positively
link to growth, but Current Account Balance is of essence in driving Savings and FDI.
and economic growth especially in Africa refutes both Solow and Keynes precedence
hypothesis as absence of causality nullifies the hypothesis. Although, saving is positively
link to growth, but Current Account Balance is of essence in driving Savings and FDI.
Contribution/Originality: This study reinforces the hypothesis of no causality between saving and economic growth especially in Africa refutes both Solow and Keynes precedence hypothesis as absence of causality nullifies the hypothesis. Although, saving is positively link to growth, but Current Account Balance is of essence in driving Savings and FDI.
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