… In this context, this study aims to test the EKC hypothesis in developed and developing
countries for the period from 1980 to 2010 by using panel data econometric methods. To test the …

… , and separately analyze the developed and developing countries. The separate estimation
… is found in OECD and developed countries but not in non-OECD and developing …

… on both developed and developing countries. Several studies … focuses on data from only
less developed countries (LDC’s) … from only developed countries (DC’s), have found no growth …

… of trade, inflation, and population growth) which we then use as … -growth nexus: for both the
short and the long run, the effect of openness on growth is higher in countries with low growth …

… the finance growth nexus, … -growth nexus is more likely to underestimate the magnitude of
the impact of institutions on the finance-growth relationship especially for developing countries …

… In this study, author adopted the newly developed ECM based F-test for cointegration to
examine the presence of the long run equilibrium relationship by applying the autoregressive …

… growth nexus in developing countries including the East Asian region. The region has in the
past three decades not only achieved spectacular economic growth… the neoclassical growth …

… and economic growth, focusing on the role played by the policy and institutional framework.
Results for a panel of 114 developing countries show that the debt-growth nexus depends …

… , developing countries cannot simply be seen as lagging versions of developed countries. …
literature on the FDIs-growth nexus in underdeveloped countries. While the findings of …

… growth nexus. In this literature survey there are both country-specific and multi-country …
and economic growth rests upon four testable hypotheses: growth, conservation, feedback, …