The impact of pension fund assets on economic growth in transition countries, emerging economies, and developed countries

Morina, Fisnik; Grima, Simon

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“…Finally, PENCOM should ensure effective monitoring, supervision and enforcement of the provision of the PRA 2004, which are the inevitable ingredients in the Contributory Pension Scheme towards Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Morina and Grima (2022) analyzed the impact of pension asset investments on the economic growth of selected non-OECD countries, taking into account the controlling effect of gross fixed capital formation, domestic credit to the private sector, inflation, public debt and population. To conduct the econometric analysis in this study, the authors relied on secondary data published in the annual reports of the OECD, the World Bank and the IMF.…”

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How Does Pension Funds Impact Stock Market Development? An Empirical Analysis from Nigeria Using ARDL Technique

Yakubu,

Muritala,

Abubakar

et al. 2023

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The study examined the impact of pension funds on capital market development in Nigeria from 1995-2022 using ex-post facto research design. Data were collected from the Central Bank of Nigeria statistical bulletin and annual report of the pension fund commission. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, unit root test and auto regressive lag model (ARDL). The findings show that there is a long run relationship between market capitalization as a ratio of gross domestic product and selected pension fund variables in Nigeria. Also, there is a no long run relationship between all share index as a ratio of gross domestic product and selected pension fund variables in Nigeria. This implies that there is a short run relationship between all share index as a ratio of gross domestic product and selected pension fund variables in Nigeria. Also, pension fund has positive and statistically insignificant implying that the present value of pension contributory fund does not impact positively on its immediate past state. Inflation has positive and significant impact on market capitalization as a ratio of gross domestic product in Nigeria. Also, inflation has negative and insignificant impact on all share index as a ratio of gross domestic product in Nigeria. Pension investment at precious value is positive and as a statistically significant impact on all share index as a ratio of gross domestic product in Nigeria implying that pension fund investment could be used as purchase of share to increase the total share index in the Nigeria for future benefit for the pensioner whose contribution yields greater impact or return for stable future. The study recommended that pension fund administrators in Nigeria should understand that the rate of inflation is dynamic in Nigeria and the value of money is being lost as money is not worth How to cite this paper:

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How Does Pension Funds Impact Stock Market Development? An Empirical Analysis from Nigeria Using ARDL Technique

Yakubu,

Muritala,

Abubakar

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Statistical monitoring of economic growth momentum transformation: empirical study of Chinese provinces

Wen,

2023

MATH

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<abstract> <p>Statistical monitoring of the level of economic growth momentum transformation is the basis for implementing quantitative policies for economic growth transformation. Based on theoretical analysis and combined with the process of national economic operation, this paper designs an economic growth momentum transformation monitoring indicator system consisting of four dimensions, supply and demand, factors, consumption and trade, using a comprehensive evaluation method to compile the economic growth momentum transformation level index. Using mainland China's provincial data from 2002 to 2021, we calculated the economic growth momentum transformation level of each province and extracted corresponding characteristics. The research found that the economic growth momentum transformation level of provincial economies in China exhibits stage-wise and dimensional differentiation over time, and it has category agglomeration and tiered transfer characteristics in space.</p> </abstract>

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The impact of population agglomeration on ecological resilience: Evidence from China

Zhu

Xie

Liu

2023

MBE

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<abstract> <p>Due to climate change and human activities, ecological and environmental issues have become increasingly prominent and it is crucial to deeply study the coordinated development between human activities and the ecological environment. Combining panel data from 31 provinces in China spanning from 2011 to 2020, we employed a fixed-effects model, a threshold regression model, and a spatial Durbin model to empirically examine the intricate impacts of population agglomeration on ecological resilience. Our findings indicate that population agglomeration can have an impact on ecological resilience and this impact depends on the combined effects of agglomeration and crowding effects. Also, the impact of population agglomeration on ecological resilience exhibits typical dual-threshold traits due to differences in population size. Furthermore, population agglomeration not only directly impacts the ecological resilience of the local area, but also indirectly affects the ecological resilience of surrounding areas. In conclusion, we have found that population agglomeration does not absolutely impede the development of ecological resilience. On the contrary, to a certain extent, reasonable population agglomeration can even facilitate the progress of ecological resilience.</p> </abstract>

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The impact of pension fund assets on economic growth in transition countries, emerging economies, and developed countries

Cited by 4 publications

References 35 publications

How Does Pension Funds Impact Stock Market Development? An Empirical Analysis from Nigeria Using ARDL Technique

How Does Pension Funds Impact Stock Market Development? An Empirical Analysis from Nigeria Using ARDL Technique

Statistical monitoring of economic growth momentum transformation: empirical study of Chinese provinces

The impact of population agglomeration on ecological resilience: Evidence from China

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