This research tries to answer the question: "How strong is the dependency of the GDP of a country to the amount of Credits in the economy?". The main results implied a strong dependency of these two macro variables, and it was also found that to the contrary of predictions, the effects of more loans can be felt the same year, giving more loans in a certain year will increase the GDP in that same year more than it will affect the following time periods.The relationship between the growth of these two two variables is almost perfectly linear. Which might be useful for governments to predict the economy growth if they can know the increase of loans that will be given in the economy. A very interesting side-finding was the dependency of countri...
In this paper we empirically study the relation between public debt and economic growth. We analyze ...
After having tested whether public debt GDP ratio and real GDP per capita are cointegrated by means ...
This paper analyses the relationship between financial development (as measured by expansion of dome...
This paper analyses the relationship between expansion of domestic credit to private sector relative...
AbstractIs there a connection between credit and economic growth in the present economic context? Cr...
This thesis is composed of three empirical studies examining the relationship between credit creatio...
I look at the short-term relationship between nominal GDP and credit and nominal GDP and house price...
Fincke B, Greiner A. On the relation between public debt and economic growth: An empirical investiga...
Since the burst of the financial crisis, it became mandatory to understand the dynamics between pub...
For centuries economists have attempted to explain what causes the ebb and flow of the economy. None...
I decided to carry out a small research aimed at establishing causality between household debt and a...
Gözgör, Giray (Dogus Author)This paper empirically examines causality relationship between economic ...
This study contributes to understanding the role of financial development on economic growth theoret...
The dynamics of government debt and economic growth, once a subject of interest mostly to very few m...
[Abstract] Although the recent global financial crisis has stimulated a vast amount of research on t...
In this paper we empirically study the relation between public debt and economic growth. We analyze ...
After having tested whether public debt GDP ratio and real GDP per capita are cointegrated by means ...
This paper analyses the relationship between financial development (as measured by expansion of dome...
This paper analyses the relationship between expansion of domestic credit to private sector relative...
AbstractIs there a connection between credit and economic growth in the present economic context? Cr...
This thesis is composed of three empirical studies examining the relationship between credit creatio...
I look at the short-term relationship between nominal GDP and credit and nominal GDP and house price...
Fincke B, Greiner A. On the relation between public debt and economic growth: An empirical investiga...
Since the burst of the financial crisis, it became mandatory to understand the dynamics between pub...
For centuries economists have attempted to explain what causes the ebb and flow of the economy. None...
I decided to carry out a small research aimed at establishing causality between household debt and a...
Gözgör, Giray (Dogus Author)This paper empirically examines causality relationship between economic ...
This study contributes to understanding the role of financial development on economic growth theoret...
The dynamics of government debt and economic growth, once a subject of interest mostly to very few m...
[Abstract] Although the recent global financial crisis has stimulated a vast amount of research on t...
In this paper we empirically study the relation between public debt and economic growth. We analyze ...
After having tested whether public debt GDP ratio and real GDP per capita are cointegrated by means ...
This paper analyses the relationship between financial development (as measured by expansion of dome...