Stock markets, banks and economic growth

Article Abstract:

An analysis of stock market effects on economic development reveals that stock market liquidity and banking development positively predict growth, capital accumulation and improvements in productivity. Moreover, control for economic and political factors does not affect results when factors are entered in regressions and that stock market size, volatility and international integration are not robustly linked with growth.

Securities and Commodity Exchanges, Security and commodity exchanges, Securities Exchanges, Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Exchanges, Capital market, Capital markets, Commodity exchanges

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What we have learned about policy and growth from cross-country regressions

Article Abstract:

Cross-country regressions have been used to find empirical connections between indicators of national policies and long-term growth. Indicators of financial development are definitely connected with long-term growth. It is very hard to find convincing associations between indicators of national policies and and long-term growth, especially in regards to indicators of fiscal of monetary policy.

Economic aspects, Reports, Regression analysis

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Aid, policies, and growth: comment

Article Abstract:

A critical analysis of a study by Craig Burnside, et al., on the correlation between foreign aid, economic growth and policies is presented. It is observed that aid has a positive influence on growth in countries that have good trade, monetary and fiscal policies.

Scientific Research and Development Services, Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Washington, DC, New York, Minnesota, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Washington, D.C., Foreign assistance

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