A Threshold Analysis of the Relationship Between Governance and Growth

Edward N. Gamber and Amy K. S. Scott

International Economic Journal, 2007, vol. 21, issue 2, 255-278

Abstract: Quality of governance has been found to be significant in economic growth. We investigate, using a threshold technique, whether the quality of governance matters equally across all levels of economic development. We find that the quality of governance is most significant for only a subset of relatively poor countries, while education is most significant for the poorest countries, and region is most significant for the wealthiest.

Date: 2007
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