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Title: The relationship between Governmnent Expenditure and Economic growth in Africa: Evidence from Dynamic common contribution Effects panel Estimators
Authors: Mayaki, J.
Olarenwaju, S.O.
Adeyemi, R. A.
Abdullahi, U.
Muhammad, A.T.
Keywords: Wagner's Hypothesis
Government Expenditure
Economy Growth
Dynamic Common Correlated Effect
ECM-ARDL
DCCEMG
DCCEPMG
Issue Date: Jun-2021
Publisher: Journal of the Nigerian Association of Mathematical Physics
Citation: Mayaki et. al
Abstract: The Expenditure and study on the relationship between Government Expenditure and economy growth in Africa by employing a dynamic common correlated effects estimator, the ECM-ARDL approach. This model is robust to both heterogeneity and cross-section dependency. Three versions of Wagner's hypotheses were investigated. The two estimators were considered, the dynamic common correlated effects-mean group (DCCEMG) and the dynamic common correlated effects- pooled mean group (DCCEPMG)
Description: Dynamic Common Correlated Panel Estimators
URI: http://repository.futminna.edu.ng:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/28442
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