[PDF] Top 20 Determinants of Economic growth in CEMAC Countries: Case of Congo

... considered economic factors as determinants of growth; the second group consists of authors who have retained institutional factors as determinants of ...on growth (Gyimah-Brempong, ... See full document

... To investigate the sources of macroeconomics fluctuations in CEMAC countries, specifically in Cameroon, Chad, Congo Republic, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea, with Panel VAR model. Times series Vector ... See full document

... All economic theories consider it as a major factor of ...its determinants and how it affects growth (Bouloud, ...of growth. Both show growth as a result of the accumulation of capital, ... See full document

... the Congo, in contrast, the inflation level may reflect fluctuations in the prices of raw materials, particularly oil, of which they are highly ...these countries is 90% and 92% ...However, countries ... See full document

... developing countries, over the period of ...and economic growth played a vital role to change tourism development indicators in the ...environment, growth, and tourism indicators in the panel ... See full document

... where growth is by definition ...of economic activity per capita, the global population level that would not exceed carrying capacity thresholds is two billion, about one-third of the prevailing ...the ... See full document

... The annual number of Chinese companies being created is accelerating following the same pace as the growth of the Chinese population in the country. Some of them are also found in the building field in which where ... See full document

... as determinants of FDI or have mixed influence on FDI ...the case that high communication, information and transportation costs, pervasive corruption and poor infrastructural facilities can increase the ... See full document

... in economic globalization may increase economic growth in the case of CEMAC ...that growth effect of globalization depend on democracy and financial ...of CEMAC ... See full document

... It is possible in this set-up that the explanatory variables are correlated with the changes in incomes in some years but do not effect the average performance in the long run. In other words, some variables could ... See full document

... this case, the actions of those social subjects who refuse to accept de facto these transfers but who claims that they are de jure entitled to benefit from the prudential stocks on the base of an initial agreement ... See full document

... ient countries in terms of econo mic growth consequences, and tries to explore the relevance of institutional determinants (that have a positively significant role in improving institutional quality ... See full document

... stipulates that the marginal propensity of savings is higher among the rich than the poor and that there is a positive correlation between national savings and the rate of GDP growth. Therefore, inequitable ... See full document

... the countries of departure of FDI and a creation of employment in the host ...host countries must optimize the indirect effects of FDI, in particular in terms of job creation among clients, suppliers and ... See full document

... and economic growth, we use both dynamic panel difference and system GMM estimators with five-year averaged ...on economic growth of the countries studied during the 1996-2016 ... See full document

... endogenous growth pattern in response to numerous shortcomings of neoclassical model, Romer (1986); Lucas (1988); Rebelo (1986) and other researchers have designed models in which steady growth can be ... See full document

... In my previous studies (Gáspár, 2010a, b) significant differences was found among omega and other convergence indicators. In least developed and rest of world countries (mostly non - developed) convergence, while ... See full document

... Bellak, Librecht and Riedl (2008) analyzed the factors behind bilateral FDI-flows of the CEEC. Based on the panel-gravity approach this study proves relevance of all typical gravity variables and cost-related factors as ... See full document

... The EU-CEMAC/ECCAS Economic Partnership Agreement: Trade creation and diversion effects The Central African countries like other regions in Africa will experience substantial trade expans[r] ... See full document

... developing countries with lower GDP per capita: In the circumstances where the governments interact, the independent variables which impact on the economic growth of developing countries ... See full document