Capital mobility and foreign debt sustainabilty: some evidence from Turkey

Hassan Mohammadi, Murat Cak and Demet Cak

Applied Economics, 2007, vol. 39, issue 19, 2441-2449

Abstract: This paper address the extent of capital mobility and foreign debt sustainability in Turkey over the 1962-2003 period by examining the relationship between saving and investment, and imports and exports, respectively. The empirical investment is based on cointegration, error correction models, and threshold and momentum threshold autoregressive models. Our findings are consistent with the existence of capital mobility and the 'Strong' form of foreign debt sustainability.

Date: 2007
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