The concern over budget deficits in the mid-1980s generated a strand of literature known as
the tax-spend debate, sometimes labeled the revenue-expenditure nexus. This literature has …

Most recent studies that have used time-series data to investigate the causality between a
country's export growth and its economic growth have failed to provide uniform support for …

The post-World War II increase in the size of the federal government has led to a number of
theo-retical and empirical investigations of the sources of this growth. In particular …

Özet Bu çalışmada, beşeri sermaye birikimi, ihracat ve ekonomik büyüme arasındaki
nedensel ilişki, eşbütünleşme ve hata düzeltme modelleri yöntemleri ile Türkiye'nin 1960 …

This study investigates empirically the role of financial deepening in economic growth in
three middle-eastern countries (Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the United Arab emirates). Unlike …

The advent of current floating exchange rates has directed renewed attention to the effects of
devaluation on the trade balance of both developed and less develope countries (DCs and …

The paper examines empirically the changes in the tax mix of the OECD countries in
response to economic growth from 1980 to 1999. It is found that economic growth, measured …

Charged with analyzing and criticizing the way economies develop and grow, development
economists play a vital role in attempting to reduce inequality across the world. The fourth …

Previous studies that investigated the short-run (J-curve) and the long-run effects of currency
depreciation on the trade balance of Pakistan used aggregate trade data between Pakistan …

This paper comprehensively tests the export-led growth (ELG) hypothesis for Malaysia for
the period 1955-90, using cointegration and causality testing based on Hsiao's synthesis of …