The paper examines the trend in private savings in Morocco in the presence of financial sector development by utilizing a cointegration and error-correction modeling framework. Specifically, the hypothesis that there is stable relationship between the level of private savings and its determinants including a measure of financial reform is investigated. The statistical results provide evidence in favor of a long-run relationship between private savings and most of its determinants. More importantly, the financial reform index, as measured by financial depth, is found to have a positive impact on the level of private savings. This indicates that the financial reform program has tentatively improved resource allocation in Morocco and with the ...
This paper examines the impact of financial access on the accumulation of domestic savings in sixtee...
The financial liberalisation theorem postulates that liberalising the financial sector is a route t...
Using Principal Components, the authors construct a 25-year time series index of financial liberaliz...
Ekonomik büyüme için hayati önem taşıyan yatırımlar, genellikle yurt içi ve yurt dışı tasarruflar il...
The paper has explored the determinants of private savings in Ghana using the Phillips and Ouliaris ...
The present paper examines the existence or not of long run relationship between bank-specific and m...
Economic fluctuations, climate risk and a number of individual specific shocks leave households vuln...
Over the course of the last decade, Bangladesh has implemented a broad-based program of financial an...
The paper uses different measures of financial sector development for a dynamic heterogeneous panel ...
In Morocco, as elsewhere, banking is the principal financial sector it has the potential to contribu...
Private saving is a very important factor in bringing economic development, its working or efficienc...
The present paper aims to define demographic determinants of deposits saving in Morocco, which are d...
Purpose. Despite the increasing trend of private savings in Nigeria, the country is still characteri...
This study investigates the effects on private saving rates of a number of policy and non-policy var...
This study discusses the trend in Nigerian saving behaviour and reviews policy options to increase d...
This paper examines the impact of financial access on the accumulation of domestic savings in sixtee...
The financial liberalisation theorem postulates that liberalising the financial sector is a route t...
Using Principal Components, the authors construct a 25-year time series index of financial liberaliz...
Ekonomik büyüme için hayati önem taşıyan yatırımlar, genellikle yurt içi ve yurt dışı tasarruflar il...
The paper has explored the determinants of private savings in Ghana using the Phillips and Ouliaris ...
The present paper examines the existence or not of long run relationship between bank-specific and m...
Economic fluctuations, climate risk and a number of individual specific shocks leave households vuln...
Over the course of the last decade, Bangladesh has implemented a broad-based program of financial an...
The paper uses different measures of financial sector development for a dynamic heterogeneous panel ...
In Morocco, as elsewhere, banking is the principal financial sector it has the potential to contribu...
Private saving is a very important factor in bringing economic development, its working or efficienc...
The present paper aims to define demographic determinants of deposits saving in Morocco, which are d...
Purpose. Despite the increasing trend of private savings in Nigeria, the country is still characteri...
This study investigates the effects on private saving rates of a number of policy and non-policy var...
This study discusses the trend in Nigerian saving behaviour and reviews policy options to increase d...
This paper examines the impact of financial access on the accumulation of domestic savings in sixtee...
The financial liberalisation theorem postulates that liberalising the financial sector is a route t...
Using Principal Components, the authors construct a 25-year time series index of financial liberaliz...