Empiryczna analiza wpływu wybranych czynników na wzrost gospodarczy

• Authors: Bartosz Totleben

Title variants

EN

Empirical Analysis of the Impact of Selected Factors on Economic Growth

FR

Analyse empirique d’un impact de plusieurs facteurs sur la croissance économique

RU

Эмпирический анализ влияния избранных факторов на экономический рост

• Languages of publication: PL EN FR RU

Abstracts

EN

The article examines the impact of selected variables such as the level of government spending, inflation, school enrollment, FDI, innovation and economic freedom on GDP per capita level. To do so, linear regression, Granger causality test and general method of moments are employed. The research takes into consideration 59 countries, divided into 4 groups accordingly to GNP. The results confirm stated hypothesis, i.e. selected variables determine economic growth, what coincides with the analysis of literature.

W artykule zbadano wpływ wybranych zmiennych: poziomu wydatków rządowych, inflacji, skolaryzacji, bezpośrednich inwestycji zagranicznych, innowacji oraz wolności gospodarczej na poziom PKB per capita. Badaniu poddano 59 krajów, które podzielono zgodnie z klasyfikacją Banku Światowego na 4 grupy dochodowe. W celu określenia zależności i wpływu opisanych zmiennych na PKB per capita wykorzystano regresję liniową, test przyczynowości Grangera oraz uogólnioną metodę momentów. Efektem badań jest potwierdzenie postawionej hipotezy, że wybrane zmienne są determinantami wzrostu gospodarczego, co jest zgodne z zaprezentowaną analizą literatury.

Keywords

PL

Analiza empiryczna; Wzrost gospodarczy; Czynniki wzrostu gospodarczego; Regresja liniowa

EN

Empirical analysis; Economic growth; Factors of economic growth; Linear regression

• Publisher: Główny Urząd Statystyczny
• Journal: Wiadomości Statystyczne. The Polish Statistician
• Year: 2015
• Issue: 1
• Pages: 42-59

Dates

published

2015

Contributors

author

Bartosz Totleben

• Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Poznaniu

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