Cross-country evidence on the link between the level of infrastructure and capital inflows

Mathias Hoffmann ()

Applied Economics, 2003, vol. 35, issue 5, 515-526

Abstract: The relationship between public infrastructure and international capital flows is empirically investigated. Out of a sample of 30 countries a cross-sectional econometric model is constructed to estimate the effects. Different components of infrastructure variables are tested in relation to their impact on different kinds of external capital liabilities. The results suggest a positive relationship between the level of infrastructure and capital inflows. However, statistical significance cannot be established for all variables in question.

Date: 2003
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Working Paper: Cross-Country Evidence on the Link between the Level of Infrastructure and Capital Inflows (2002)
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