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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Domestic savings"”.
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Foreign aid, domestic savings and economic growth: The experience of Bangladesh, 1972-1991
… of foreign aid on economic growth and domestic savings and, based on secondary data and information, detailed impact studies of some selected aided-projects whose importance for the economy of Bangladesh is well-established. Another topic examined, which is thought to be inextricably …
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The relationship between domestic savings and investment in Zambia: an econometric analysis from 1980 to 2016.
… paper is to investigate the relationship between domestic savings and investment in Zambia. The savings-investment relationship has recently become a subject of intense discussion in as far as policy analysis and formulation is concerned in developed and developing economies alike. The study …
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Causal linkages between FDI, financial sector development, remittances, domestic savings and economic growth in South Africa
… between FDI, financial sector development, savings, remittances and economic growth in South Africa using annual time series data from 1970 to 2010. The results show that none of the financial sector variables directly lead to economic growth. However, economic growth is found to stimulate …
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The impact of domestic savings, financial depth, and financial innovation on economic growth in sub-Saharan African countries
… thesis presented in separate chapters are: 1) domestic savings and economic growth, 2) financial depth and economic growth, and 3) financial innovation and economic growth. The first paper: ‘Domestic savings and economic growth' investigates the threshold effect of domestic savings on economic …
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Economic development, aid and debt crisis in sub-Saharan Africa
… relationship between foreign capital inflow and domestic savings. The results of the tests lead to a variety of outcomes: (1) There is a positive relationship between the domestic savings ratio and the foreign savings ratio in sub-Saharan African countries. (2) The conclusion from the statistical …
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Debt Financed Budget Deficit and Capital Accumulation in Cote d'Ivoire
… aid in external borrowing and the smaller is domestic borrowing. Official development aid is also found to complement domestic savings in Cote d'Ivoire.
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Assessing the effect of domestic resource mobilization on Namibia's economic development
Effective resource mobilization from both domestic and foreign sources is necessary to achieve economic growth. However, the decline in trade and financial flows brought on by the 2009 global financial crisis, together with the unpredictability and volatility of development assistance flows …
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Causal relationship between financial capital financial flows and economic growth in South Africa
… on foreign capital inflows to supplement domestic savings for investment and growth. Foreign investment is essential to emerging nations' economic growth because it augments domestic savings for expansion and investment. Using a global financial capital pool has significant potential …
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THE EFFECTS OF REAL EXCHANGE RATE UNDERVALUATIONS UPON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
… the possibility that the difference in levels of domestic savings is one of the historical reasons that countries pursued different exchange rate policies. My panel evidence is somewhat mixed. The results based on the sample of all countries are consistent with the theoretical claim that real …
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Factors influencing investment
… influenced by three variables namely; real GDP, domestic savings and prime lending rates. The study recommends a review of the administration of the investment regime with the view to come up with a simpler and transparent regime. It further recommends that quality of governance and property …
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An Empirical Investigation into the Causes of the Dollar's Decline (1985-1993)
… Therefore, economic policy must increase domestic savings and lower the budget deficit.</p>
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The impact of capital flows on exchange rates: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa
With the low levels of domestic savings, capital flows can narrow the financing gap and contribute to economic growth and development. However, capital flows can also lead to negative, possibly unintended, consequences. As such, the study sought to ascertain the relationship between capital flows …
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South African household savings and the influence of financial liberalisation
Household savings performance has been of great interest to researchers as a result of its close association with supporting an environment conducive to investment and economic growth. South African savings rates have been declining with household savings showing a significant deterioration over …
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A critical assessment of the South African bond market
… the development of its local‐currency, so‐called domestic, bond market. Whilst South Africa had the deepest financial market in Sub‐Saharan Africa it also had one of the shallowest domestic bond markets, until 2009. This changed with the rapid bond issuances by the national government as a means …
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Impact of FDI and its determinants on economic development of Tanzania (2000-2014)
By bridging the gap between domestic savings and investment and bringing the latest technology and management know-how from developed countries, foreign direct investment (FDI) can play important role in achieving rapid economic growth in the developing countries. The fact is that FDI mostly flows …
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An exploration of the determinants of South Africa’s personal savings rate - Why do South African households save so little?
Savings plays an important role as a national buffer against international capital fluctuations and as a critical ingredient for economic growth. South Africa has a low national savings rate by international standards, an outcome that has flowed from a declining trend in domestic savings in recent …
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RELATIVE IMPACT OF NATIONAL AND FOREIGN SAVINGS IN THE PROCESS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH: THE CASE OF SENEGAL
… What was the relation between national savings and foreign savings during the 1960-1976 period for Senegal? What was the relative contribution of these two types of financing to economic growth?</p><p>A review of the literature reveals the coexistence of two main hypotheses. The first …
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Financial development, remittances, and economic growth: Evidence from Ghana, 1979-2020
… four financial development proxies, namely, domestic credit to the private sector by banks and M2 money supply as the banking sector proxies, gross domestic savings as the financial market proxy, and a composite financial development index by Svirydzenka (2016) to give an overall view of the …
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Mineral wealth versus resource curse - the stage is set
… degree of trade openness, and GDP share of domestic savings, accumulation of more coal rents share is expected to worsen average income inequality, while more mineral resource rents share reduces income inequality. The study recommends that African countries should find ways to measure …
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Impact of mobile money on economic growth in Kenya
… an economy by mobilizing, pooling and channeling domestic savings into productive capital thereby contributing to the economic growth of a country. As such, a competitive and well-developed mobile banking system is an important contributor to economic growth of a nation that has adopted one. This …
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