Foreign Aid and Capital Flight

Quazi, Rahim M.

doi:10.1080/1354786042000272008

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“…This finding is supported by Mallik and Chowdhury (2001); Hussain and Malik (2011), who have also reported a significant positive link between these variables in their study. FDI is found to be negatively linked with the growth of the economy which is also an empirically tested fact in the literature as reported by (Quazi, 2004;Eller, Haiss, & Steiner, 2005;K. Rahman, 2008;A.…”

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The Impact of Islamic Banks and Takaful Companies on Economic Growth: A Case of Pakistan

Rawat¹,

Mehdi²

2017

j.financ.econ.res

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The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of Islamic Banks and Takaful on economic growth of Pakistan. Using panel data from 2009 to 2014 of five Islamic Banks and five Takaful Companies, and taking Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as dependent variable, Total Deposits (TD) of Islamic Banks and Total contribution (TC) of Takaful companies as independent variables, analysis is done to find the impact of Islamic Banks and Takaful companies on the economic growth of the country. The study employs Fixed Effect Model for the econometric analysis. The study concluded that there is a significant role of Total Deposits of Islamic Banks and Total Contributions of the Takaful Companies in the growth of the economy. It is thus, recommended that Economic policymakers should take into account this valuable fact and should take serious measures for facilitating Islamic Financial Sector. This research can be used as a platform for the economic policymakers to evaluate and comprehend the importance of Islamic Financial System in developing countries like Pakistan.

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Section: Regression Resultsmentioning

confidence: 85%

“…It may also cause crowding out of domestic capital and a rise in the imports of the host country, as, Foreign Investment' companies usually need high technology machinery and intermediate goods that may not be available in the host country (A. Rahman, 2015;Quazi, 2004;Eller et al, 2005;K. Rahman, 2008).…”

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The Impact of Islamic Banks and Takaful Companies on Economic Growth: A Case of Pakistan

Rawat¹,

Mehdi²

2017

j.financ.econ.res

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“…In another study, Bornschier and Chase-Dunn (1985) concluded that in addition to crowded out domestic investment, FDI would be responsible for creating a monopoly. Moreover, Quazi (2004) states that FDI might have a negative impact on the host country due to capital flight, which is the outflow of domestic capital, resulting in an adverse effect on the country's current account and foreign exchange account.…”

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Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Bangladesh

Rahman¹

2015

IJEF

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Abstract:The study is conducted to find out the impact of foreign direct investment (FDI) on economic growth of Pakistan. Time series data is utilized which is comprises from 1981 to 2010, collected from the world data bank. Multiple regression technique is used in which gdp is dependent variable while foreign direct investment (FDI) and consumer price index (CPI) are independent variables. The result indicates that there is a positive relationship between the FDI and GDP and have a negative relationship with CPI. When FDI increase the GDP of Pakistan will positively affected by FDI.

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“…Ça-lışmadan elde edilen sonuçlara göre, kurumsal yatırımcı riski, sermaye stoku, büyü-me oranı, finansal derinlik, kamusal haklar ve yolsuzluk değişkenleri sermaye kaçış-larının belirleyicileri arasında yer almazken, dış borçlar, reel sermaye stoku ve dolar istikrar endeksinde meydana gelen artış sermaye kaçışlarını artırmaktadır. Quazi (2004Quazi ( ), 1973Quazi ( -1999 dönemini kapsayan ve Bangladeş için yaptığı çalışmasında, Bangladeş'te dışsal teşvikler, finansal baskı, kurumlar vergisi ve politik istikrarsızlı-ğın sermaye kaçışlarını artırdığını, büyüme oranının ise sermaye kaçışlarını azalttı-ğını belirtmektedir. 1995-2001 döneminde 45 gelişmekte olan ülke ve 24 gelişmiş ülkeyi ele alan Le ve Rishi (2006), yolsuzluğun bu ülkelerden meydana gelen sermaye kaçışlarını artırdığını belirtmektedirler.…”

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“…Rojas-Suarez (1990), Gibson ve Thasalokos (1993), Fatehi (1994), Collier vd. (2004), Quazi (2004), Le ve Zak (2006), Henry (2013) ve Kar ve Freitas (2013) bu çalışmalara örnek gösterilebilir. Ancak, söz konusu çalışmalar bir ya da birkaç kurumsal göstergeyi ele almaları nedeniyle oldukça sınırlıdır.…”

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Geçi̇ş Ekonomi̇leri̇nde Sermaye Kaçişlarinin Ekonomi̇k Ve Kurumsal Beli̇rleyi̇ci̇leri̇

Ozturk¹,

Artan²

2016

UİİİD

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1Nuran ÖZTÜRK 2 Seyfettin ARTAN 3 ÖZ Sermaye kaçışları, tanımı, ölçülmesi, belirleyicileri ve etkileri açısından teorik ve ampirik iktisat yazını-nın temel tartışma konularından biridir. Bu çalışmada, sermaye kaçışlarının ekonomik ve kurumsal belirleyicileri 26 geçiş ekonomisi için panel veri analiz yöntemi kullanılarak test edilmiştir. Elde edilen sonuç-lara göre, bakiye ve sıcak para yöntemleri kullanılarak ölçülen sermaye kaçışlarının belirleyicileri, sermaye kaçışı ölçüm yöntemine göre farklılık arz etmektedir. Sıcak para yöntemine göre ölçülen sermaye kaçışlarının temel belirleyicisi ekonomik faktörlerdir. Buna karşılık, bakiye yöntemine göre ölçülen sermaye kaçışları ekonomik faktörlerden ziyade kurumsal faktörler tarafından belirlenmektedir. ECONOMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL DETERMINANTS OF CAPITAL FLIGHT IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES ABSTRACTCapital flight is one of the main discussion points in the theoretical and empirical economic literature in terms of its definition, measurement, determinants and impacts. In this paper economic and institutional determinants of capital flight are examined using panel data for 26 transition economies. Our empirical results show that determinants of capital flight derived from residual and hot money methods are different from each other base upon measuring method. Main determinants of capital flight for hot money method are economic variables. On the other hand, capital flight measured by using residual method is affected by institutional variables rather than economic variables.JEL Classification: F32, B25, C33, O11

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Foreign Aid and Capital Flight

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The Impact of Islamic Banks and Takaful Companies on Economic Growth: A Case of Pakistan

The Impact of Islamic Banks and Takaful Companies on Economic Growth: A Case of Pakistan

Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Bangladesh

Geçi̇ş Ekonomi̇leri̇nde Sermaye Kaçişlarinin Ekonomi̇k Ve Kurumsal Beli̇rleyi̇ci̇leri̇

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