Causality tests for cross-country panels: a new look at FDI and economic growth in developing countires

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Research indicates a heterogeneous relationship between domestic and foreign investment and economic growhth in developing countries, although results can be misleading. More open economies show a higher correlation of the two factors.

Developing Countries, Research, Foreign investments, Economic aspects, Influence, Investments

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Post-war growth, productivity convergence and reconstruction

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The need for reconstruction in economic development in industrial nations is discussed in detail. The large rates of productivity and economic growth in Europe and Japan in the 1950s are examples.

Europe, Japan, Models, Industrialized countries, Industrial nations, Industrial productivity, Reconstruction (1939-1951)

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Trend breaks in money growth and the money-output relation in the U.S

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Monetary growth is shown to be a result of economic policy and is correlative to time and output.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Usage, Forecasts and trends, Monetary policy, Illustration, Production (Economics)

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