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Factors Affecting Economic Growth in Malaysia: Evidence from a Dynamic ARDL
Abstract
This chapter aims to meticulously investigate the key elements of economic growth in Malaysia, focusing on the intertwined interplay of several crucial financial and external sector variables. Specifically, the study delves into the roles of financial development (FD), domestic credit to the private sector (DCPS), foreign direct investment (FDI), and remittances from 1986 to 2023. The chapter employs the Dynamic ARDL model to automatically generate, estimate, and depict graphs of both positive and negative variations in the factors, as well as their short- and long-term trends. The outcome of the bound test verifies a long-term association among variables. The empirical findings from the dynamic ARDL model indicate an absence of a significant link between FD and EG. Conversely, the analysis reveals a statistically significant, albeit negative, nexus between DCPS and EG. Besides, the outcome unfolds a robust positive link between FDI and EG. These findings offer valuable guidance for government and policymakers in formulating effective strategies.
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