2020
DOI: 10.15678/ier.2020.0603.02
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Determinants of GDP growth in Scandinavian countries with special reference to scientific progress

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“…The independent variables used for the extended versions of the DiD regressions are chosen in line with their relevance in the literature. Employment, as well as human capital, are considered important predictors of economic wealth, as demonstrated by the papers of Chlebisz and Mierzejewski (2020); Stoica et al (2020); Pekarčíková et al (2022); Simionescu et al (2017), and Teixeira and Queiros (2016). Gross fixed capital formation is also positively associated with economic growth (Fetahi-Vehapi et al, 2015;Darma, 2020;Das and Titiksha, 2020;Poku et al, 2022), while government expenditures present mixed results in the literature when analyzing their relationship to GDP.…”
Section: Difference-in-differencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The independent variables used for the extended versions of the DiD regressions are chosen in line with their relevance in the literature. Employment, as well as human capital, are considered important predictors of economic wealth, as demonstrated by the papers of Chlebisz and Mierzejewski (2020); Stoica et al (2020); Pekarčíková et al (2022); Simionescu et al (2017), and Teixeira and Queiros (2016). Gross fixed capital formation is also positively associated with economic growth (Fetahi-Vehapi et al, 2015;Darma, 2020;Das and Titiksha, 2020;Poku et al, 2022), while government expenditures present mixed results in the literature when analyzing their relationship to GDP.…”
Section: Difference-in-differencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Representing the knowledge, skills and attitudes that enable people to gain income and other beneficial effects, human capital became a vital factor for the development of economies and societies as early as the twentieth century (Wielechowski et al, 2021). Investment in human capital can result in high rates of economic growth which are preconditions to strengthening the position of any country in the global competition (Chlebisz and Mierzejewski, 2020). The quality of human capital is foremost shaped by the educational system.…”
Section: Teinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Its measure is classical linear regression (Andrejiová and Marasová, 2013). Least squares method based on multiple regression is suitable for reversal analysis and dynamical processes (Petráš a Bednářová, 2010;Chlebisz and Mierzejewski, 2020). The successful use of multiple regression allowed defining core factors of demand and supply in different markets (Beck, 2020;Roshchyk et al, 2022), including analysis and forecast in international trade (Nikensari et al, 2021).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%