Search Results - subject:"Reverse causality"

Military expenditure, endogeneity and economic growth

D'Agostino, Giorgio; Dunne, John Paul; Pieroni, Luca - In: Defence and peace economics 30 (2019) 5, pp. 509-524

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Are homeowners happier than tenants? : empirical evidence for Switzerland

Seiler Zimmermann, Yvonne; Wanzenried, Gabrielle - In: Wealth(s) and subjective well-being, (pp. 305-321). 2019

for different specifications of our model. In order to control for a potential reverse causality effect, we separately … reverse causality effect. …

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On the Causal Relationship between Public Debt and GDP Growth Rates in Panel Data Models

Tica, Josip; Arčabić, Vladimir; Lee, Junsoo; Sonora, … - Ekonomski Fakultet, Sveučilište u Zagrebu - 2014

these studies is that lower economic growth is spurred by high debt. If the reverse causality holds, the usual estimation of …

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O crédito imobiliário no Brasil e sua relação com a política monetária

Mendonça, Mário Jorge - 2013

Switching model, we estimate the demand for mortgage using aggregate monthly data from January 2003 to September 2012. The results show that this variable has been subject to cycles of contraction and expansion since 2003. The boom starts at the end of 2005 is marked by the alternation of two...

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Regional inequalities, fiscal decentralization and government quality

Kyriacou, Andreas P.; Muinelo-Gallo, Leonel; Roca … - In: Regional studies 51 (2017) 6, pp. 945-957

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Demand-driven integration and divorcement policy

Legros, Patrick; Newman, Andrew F. - In: International journal of industrial organization 53 (2017), pp. 306-325

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The Nexus between Schooling and Growth: International Evidence since 1870

Madsen, Jakob B.; Timol, Isfaaq - Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics, … - 2010

The growth effects of schooling are often assumed to be exaggerated because of feedback effects from growth to schooling. This paper investigates the nexus between productivity growth and schooling at different levels using a sample of 19 OECD countries over the period 1870 to 2006. The...

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Do the obese really die younger or do health expenditures buy them extra years?

Frijters, Paul; Barón, Juan D. - 2009

A recent debate in the medical literature has arisen around the mortality effects of obesity. Whereas it has been argued that the obese die younger, the data that have become available do not immediately support this. This potentially undermines the hypothesis that modern life with its physical...

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Do the Obese Really Die Younger or Do Health Expenditures Buy Them Extra Years?

Frijters, Paul; Barón, Juan D. - Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) - 2009

, smoking, reverse-causality Corresponding author: Juan Baron Calle 33 # 3-123 (Centro) Cartagena de Indias Colombia … have against the raw findings above, both in the direction of arguing the presence of reverse causality. The first is that … causing reverse causality problems. Smoking and other confounding pathways …

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Telecommunications Infrastructure and Economic Growth: Evidence from Developing Countries

Sridhar, Kala Seetharam; Sridhar, Varadharajan - eSocialSciences - 2009

Simultaneous relationship between telecommunications and the economic growth, using data for developing countries are examined. Using 3SLS, a system of equations that endogenize economic growth and telecom penetration (respectively production function and demand for telecom services), along with...

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