Add to ORKGThis research project examines the hypothesis that democracy and political stability have significant effects on economic growth in developing countries. Previous empirical studies find rather ambiguous results when testing for the relationship between democracy and growth. This paper extends these past studies by focusing on the effects of democracy and political stability in developing countries. It also attempts to differentiate the effects of political stability and democracy on economic growth. The results suggest that democracy has a negative effect on economic growth. However the results also suggest that political stability regardless of the level of democracy has the greatest effect on a countries economic growth
This paper examines the democracy-growth nexus and its interactive effect on human development by us...
Economists have a long argue that political process such as democracy and corruption are important f...
Despite a sizeable theoretical and empirical literature, no firm conclusions have been drawn regardi...
This research project examines the hypothesis that democracy and political stability have significan...
The rate of economic growth varies extensively between different countries. The underlying reasons t...
The rate of economic growth varies extensively between different countries. The underlying reasons t...
Using cross-sectional and pooled data for up to 125 countries over the period from 1960 to 1985, thi...
This study assesses the impact of democracy on the economic growth in a dynamic panel data of 132 co...
This paper examines how democracy affects long-run growth by influencing the quality of governance. ...
The relationship between democracy and economic growth has concerned social scientists since the 17t...
The relationship between democracy and economic growth has concerned social scientists since the 17t...
The question of economic growth and its relationship with a country’s political regime is not one th...
A considerable theoretical and empirical literature failed to reach consensus on the relevance of th...
Abstract: This article presents a brief review of recent work by economists studying the effect...
Related link: http://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/region_focus/2009/winter/research_spo...
This paper examines the democracy-growth nexus and its interactive effect on human development by us...
Economists have a long argue that political process such as democracy and corruption are important f...
Despite a sizeable theoretical and empirical literature, no firm conclusions have been drawn regardi...
This research project examines the hypothesis that democracy and political stability have significan...
The rate of economic growth varies extensively between different countries. The underlying reasons t...
The rate of economic growth varies extensively between different countries. The underlying reasons t...
Using cross-sectional and pooled data for up to 125 countries over the period from 1960 to 1985, thi...
This study assesses the impact of democracy on the economic growth in a dynamic panel data of 132 co...
This paper examines how democracy affects long-run growth by influencing the quality of governance. ...
The relationship between democracy and economic growth has concerned social scientists since the 17t...
The relationship between democracy and economic growth has concerned social scientists since the 17t...
The question of economic growth and its relationship with a country’s political regime is not one th...
A considerable theoretical and empirical literature failed to reach consensus on the relevance of th...
Abstract: This article presents a brief review of recent work by economists studying the effect...
Related link: http://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/region_focus/2009/winter/research_spo...
This paper examines the democracy-growth nexus and its interactive effect on human development by us...
Economists have a long argue that political process such as democracy and corruption are important f...
Despite a sizeable theoretical and empirical literature, no firm conclusions have been drawn regardi...