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Francis Bernard LWESYA,Ismail J. ISMAIL
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This paper examines the relationship between financial development and private sector investment in the post-financial sector liberalization episode in Tanzania. The proxies for financial development were the financial market depth index and financial in...
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Osuji Obinna
Pág. 170 - 180
The study examined the impact of interest rate liberalization on investment in Nigeria from 1961 to 2017 using error correction model (ECM) and variance decomposition of vector autoregressive model. The empirical findings of the study showed that interes...
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Milena Jak?ic,Marina Milanovic,Dragan Stojkovic
Pág. 087 - 096
At the onset of 2019, global economy has been facing a number of macroeconomic issues, which significantly multiplied in the course of the past ten-year period. Slow-moving rate of economic growth, increased fiscal deficits, enormous public and private d...
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Zied Akrout
Pág. 31 - 39
In the post 2011 revolutionary period, Tunisia was engaged in a strategy of development despite the significant difficulties caused by economic growth and chronic corruption. In fact, an increased effectiveness of the said strategy thus calls for a bette...
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Francis T. Asah,Lynette Louw,John Williams
AbstractOrientation: Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in most developing economies depend heavily on credit from the formal financial sector since financial capital from other sources is insufficient for their growth and survival.Research purpose: Des...
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