Growth and Structural Reforms.
This paper presents a simultaneous assessment of the relationship between economic performance and three groups of economic reforms: domestic finance, trade, and the capital account. Among these, domestic financial reforms, and trade reforms, are robustly associated with economic growth, but only in...
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International Monetary Fund,
2009
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| Series: | IMF Working Papers.
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Table of Contents:
- I. Introduction; II. Related Literature; III. The Empirical Model; A. Standard Growth Regressions; B. Dynamic Effects of Reforms; IV. Data Description; A. Data; B. Descriptive Statistics; V. Main Results; A. Standard growth regressions; B. Dynamic Effects of Reforms; VI. Robustness Tests and endogeneity; A. Robustness tests; B. Endogeneity; VII. Reform Sequencing and Economic Performance; VIII. Conclusion; References; Figures; 1. ReformEpisodes; Tables; 1. Country Sample; 2. Summary Statistices; 3. Bivariate Correlations; 4. Standard Growth Regressions.
- 5. The Channels of the Effects of Liberalizations6. System GMM Regressions; 7. Baseline: Dynamic Effect of Reforms; 8. Channels Dynamic Effects of Reforms; 9. Robustness Tests Dynamic Effect of Reforms; 10. Dynamic Effect of Reforms on TFP and Investment Robustness; 11. A. Instrumental Variables Regressions Second Stage; B. Instrumental Variable Regressions Frist Stage; 12. Sequencing Economic and Political Reforms; Appendix Table: 2 SLS Regressions.
