[PDF] Top 20 Domestic Capital Mobility: A Panel Data Approach

... analyzing domestic capital mobility in Japan. Capital market integration has been studied intensively at the international and intra-country levels, and the literature can be broadly classi…ed ... See full document

... it must be expected, will replace the capital laid out upon it, with at least the ordinary profits. A man educated at the expense of much labour and time to any of those employments which require extraordinary ... See full document

... alternative approach is to use proxies that may be strongly correlated with productive capital stocks, such as worked hours, intermediate material or energy ...initial capital to each firm from an ... See full document

... Theoretically it is believed that there exists a negative relationship between economic growth and fertility rate. When per capita income is very low then people cannot invest more on their children to enhance human ... See full document

... Feldstein-Horioka's approach continues to be considered as one of the most important puzzles in ...international mobility of ...perfect capital mobility, there is no necessary association ... See full document

... residential mobility (Kan 2007). This implies that if social capital can be strongly accumulated, people are less likely to move away (David et al ...social capital formation is perceived to be ... See full document

... The World Bank (1994) has referred to public capital as the one of the “wheels of economic growth”. This claim appears to be one that could be the basis for much empirical research, for it is evident that nowadays ... See full document

... the panel data method is employed to compute the relationship between life expectancy and selected economic, social and environmental ...gross capital formation and gross national income and affect ... See full document

... our panel data and of the time-series approach contradict each other, because our time-series numbers are almost systematically ...their panel counterparts (Feldstein and Horioka, ...the ... See full document

... gross domestic product (GDP) or growth in the per capita GDP, varies from country to ...their capital base as part of their development ...and capital transfers to the ... See full document

... Our results also suggest avenues for future research. First, we will extend our sample to include all amateur soccer leagues in Portugal. Second, we want to analyze the efficiency of each club, considering its own ... See full document

... of panel data which includes economic growth measured by GDP as the dependent variable, and a number of independent variables, which included exports, imports, labor and Gross capital formation, in ... See full document

... Under this approach of estimation of (2.1), it is assumed that any differences across economic agents can be captured by shifts in the intercept term of a standard OLS regression. This leads to the least square ... See full document

... employ panel data obtaining mixed results, while transition and emerging countries are highly ...been panel studies on the FHP (Aristovnik, 2005; Özmen, 2005; Jamilov, 2013; Trunin and Zubarev, ...of ... See full document

... The variables in the proposed equation have both time dimension and cross-section dimension implying a panel data consideration as suggested in the previous section. In order to interpret the coefficients ... See full document

... a panel of 20 regions of Finland over the period ...human capital is difficult to measure they use the number of academic degrees obtained in each year in each „„university region‟ and a dummy variable for ... See full document

... of capital mobility in European Union members using the generalized method of moments (GMM) estimation technique developed by Hansen ...of capital mobility in EU ...of capital market ... See full document

... the data used in this study is a moderate size sample that is more relevant for the Levin, Lin and Chu test, the other two tests were also considered and see whether there is any test rejects the null hypothesis ... See full document

... DOLS panel cointegration techniques for the period 1970 to 2000 on six African ...that capital was relatively mobile in the selected African ...(2011) approach the problem of individual country ... See full document

... Globalization generally refers to how connected or open a country is to the rest of the world. FDI and trade to GDP ratio appears to be the most widely used proxies for globalization. The potential impact of ... See full document