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While many developing countries have reformed their financial systems over the last few decades, how an increased level of financial liberalization affects the saving-investment relationship remains unclear. This paper examines the dynamic relationship between the domestic saving and investment rates in India by controlling for the level of financial liberalization. Using data over the period 1950-2005, the results indicate that greater financial liberalization enables more domestic resources to be channeled to investment activities
The paper finds that while India’s GDP growth rate is slowly converging to the East Asian level, its...
India initiated a number of reforms in 1991, after opening up of the economy to the Global world. In...
While financial liberalization has always been advocated in developing countries, experiences with i...
While many developing countries have reformed their financial systems over the last few decades, how...
This paper studies the relationship between GDP and saving in India. During the last few years, the...
There is a large research literature on the roles of domestic savings and investment in promoting lo...
The paper investigates the prevalent trends in the allocation of capital in an emerging economy, Ind...
This paper investigates the link between financial liberalisation and growth for a cross – section o...
This study tests the Feldstein and Horioka hypothesis (1980) for four South Asian developing economi...
This paper econometrically tests the Feldstein-Horioka hypotheses. It uses the domestic savings and ...
This paper econometrically tests the Feldstein-Horioka hypotheses. It uses the domestic savings and ...
The paper defines financial liberalization, distinguishing between liberalization of domestic financ...
The paper investigates the prevalent trends in the allocation of capital in an emerging economy, Ind...
The main objective of this paper is to explore the determinants of private consumption volatility in...
This study tests the Saving-Investment correlations in India using both single-equation and system e...
The paper finds that while India’s GDP growth rate is slowly converging to the East Asian level, its...
India initiated a number of reforms in 1991, after opening up of the economy to the Global world. In...
While financial liberalization has always been advocated in developing countries, experiences with i...
While many developing countries have reformed their financial systems over the last few decades, how...
This paper studies the relationship between GDP and saving in India. During the last few years, the...
There is a large research literature on the roles of domestic savings and investment in promoting lo...
The paper investigates the prevalent trends in the allocation of capital in an emerging economy, Ind...
This paper investigates the link between financial liberalisation and growth for a cross – section o...
This study tests the Feldstein and Horioka hypothesis (1980) for four South Asian developing economi...
This paper econometrically tests the Feldstein-Horioka hypotheses. It uses the domestic savings and ...
This paper econometrically tests the Feldstein-Horioka hypotheses. It uses the domestic savings and ...
The paper defines financial liberalization, distinguishing between liberalization of domestic financ...
The paper investigates the prevalent trends in the allocation of capital in an emerging economy, Ind...
The main objective of this paper is to explore the determinants of private consumption volatility in...
This study tests the Saving-Investment correlations in India using both single-equation and system e...
The paper finds that while India’s GDP growth rate is slowly converging to the East Asian level, its...
India initiated a number of reforms in 1991, after opening up of the economy to the Global world. In...
While financial liberalization has always been advocated in developing countries, experiences with i...
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