The Nexus Relationship between Exports and Government size Dynamic Panel Evidence from the MENA Region

Sabra, Mahmoud M.

doi:10.35609/jber.2021.6.2(5)

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“…According to that, we can confirm that export volume depends on the countries' global competitiveness level, which is in line with Mukhtarov, Alalawneh, Ibadov and Huseynli (2019). Despite stable assumptions (Sabra, 2021), the third hypothesis, related to the impact of FDI inflow on exports, was not confirmed. The results also justify the CEEC strategy aimed at major investment projects focusing on the development of infrastructure (European Commission, 2019).…”

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confidence: 69%

“…Empirical research is supported by the use of control variables closely related to the volume of international trade as a dependent variable, namely, the inflow of FDI and the Global competitiveness index (GCI). The theoretical basis for those control variables relies on studies which proved their connection with export (Mukhtarov, Alalawneh, Ibadov & Huseynli, 2019;Ruzekova, Kittova & Steinhauser, 2020;Sabra, 2021).…”

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The Nexus Between Trade Infrastructure Development and Export: The Case of Central and Eastern European Countries

Bugarčić,

Mićić,

Bošković

2024

TEME

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The focus of economic policymakers in Central and Eastern European countries (CEEC) is on developing and improving national infrastructure, including roads, railways and other forms of physical infrastructure needed for the realisation of economic activities, with the primary goal being to create a favourable business environment for foreign investments and export intensification. The article aims to examine whether the development of infrastructure in these countries has contributed to the increase in exports and to what extent, which would likewise examine the justification of infrastructure investments as a part of the economic strategy and foreign trade policy. The method of panel regression analysis with fixed effects was applied, which confirms the positive and statistically significant impact of infrastructure on export, justifying the initiative for the development of national infrastructure in the observed countries. Based on the obtained results, valid conclusions have been drawn regarding the theoretical and practical implications of the research, which point to the importance of physical infrastructure development as one of the leading determinants for export incentives.

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The Nexus Between Trade Infrastructure Development and Export: The Case of Central and Eastern European Countries

Bugarčić,

Mićić,

Bošković

2024

TEME

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“…An increase of 1 unit in FDI might lead to a rise of 78.845 dollars in GDP. The relationship between GDP expansion, trade, and foreign direct investment was established by Sabra [98]. Inbound FDI has a multiplier effect on a country's GDP by increasing its exports.…”

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The Economic Value of Natural Resources and Its Implications for Pakistan’s Economic Growth

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Natural resources and ecological services provide the foundation for manufactured capital, increasing public financing and decreasing inequality by diversifying the economy. The exploitation of natural resources is frequently the backbone of economic stability in developing and middle-income nations. As a result of their importance, natural resources need vigilant and long-term management. Recent research has tested two hypotheses, the natural resource blessing hypothesis and the natural resource curse hypothesis, on the impact of a country’s natural resources on its economy. This research is an essential contribution to the growing body of work that attempts to quantify natural resource endowments’ role in national economic growth. Investigations focus on Pakistan and span the years 1975 through 2020. Robust Least Square (RLS) estimations show that coal rents, energy use, inbound FDI, and oil rents contribute to a country’s economic growth. While consumption of renewable energy sources and industrial value-added have a detrimental effect. Natural resources, foreign direct investment, energy consumption, and industrial ecology are predicted to significantly impact economic growth during the next decade, according to the Impulse Response Function (IRF) and the Variance Decomposition Analysis (VDA). The findings may provide helpful information for academic and governmental institutions to develop natural resource management policies for sustainable development.

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“…The results show that foreign investment and government intervention have a significant role in promoting China's economic growth and a negative spillover effect on neighboring regions' economic growth. Foreign investment facilitates economic and trade exchanges between countries worldwide and introduces advanced management experience while promoting inter-regional competition and cooperation, which significantly contributing to economic efficiency [39,40]. The negative spillover effects of foreign investment and government intervention further indicate that China's degree of regional competition is relatively high and the cooperation is insufficient.…”

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“…Foreign investment has a positive effect on regional economic growth with spatially significant spillover effects. Regional economic growth is promoted in different ways, such as accelerating domestic technological progress, introducing advanced management experience, and technology spillover through foreign investment [39,40].…”

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Does Education Affect Economic Growth? A Re-Examination of Empirical Data from China

Liu

2022

Sustainability

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From the perspective of the spatial differences of China’s educational development, exploring the impact of education on economic development is of great importance for alleviating the main contradiction between China’s inter provincial education and economic development. By collecting the spatial panel data from 31 provinces in China between 2011 and 2020, the study adopted spatial autocorrelation analysis and spatial Dubin model and conducted an empirical exploring the impact between China’s education development and economic growth. The findings of the paper include the following: (1) From the perspective of spatial correlation of the education development level, the improvement of education in China’s provinces affects and promotes each other nationwide; the spatial correlation of the improvement of education level presents a situation of strong combination. In provinces with a higher education level, education resources are relatively concentrated. (2) From the perspective of the role of education in promoting the economy, the improvement of education has a significant impact in promoting China’s economic growth, but it is not significant in the western region of China. Based on the research results, efforts should be made to improve the level of spatial correlation among provinces and cities. This study further suggests that, in the future, vigorously developing industries and vocational education in the western region should be considered as an important measure for China in promoting the coordinated development of the inter provincial economy in the future.

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The Nexus Relationship between Exports and Government size Dynamic Panel Evidence from the MENA Region

Cited by 3 publications

References 19 publications

The Nexus Between Trade Infrastructure Development and Export: The Case of Central and Eastern European Countries

The Nexus Between Trade Infrastructure Development and Export: The Case of Central and Eastern European Countries

The Economic Value of Natural Resources and Its Implications for Pakistan’s Economic Growth

Does Education Affect Economic Growth? A Re-Examination of Empirical Data from China

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