The present study investigates the long-run association and direction of causality among
economic growth, trade openness and gross capital formation in Brazil, Russia, India, China …

This paper examines equilibrium relationships and dynamic causality between economic
growth, exports, and imports in Nepal using time-series data between 1965 and 2020. This …

At present, BRICS encompass 40 percent of the world's population and account for nearly
30 percent of total global GDP in terms of purchasing power parity (PPP). This is the reason …

This paper seeks to contribute to the ongoing efforts by investigating how climate finance
and international trade interact to influence inclusive growth through simultaneous equation …

Based on linear models, the bulk of empirical studies have confirmed that large and
persistent fiscal deficits are inflationary in most develo** economies including Nigeria …

It is imperative to explore the contribution of the Indian state to the country's impressive long-
term growth performance during the free-market era, given the looming demand deficiency …

The present study empirically examines the validity of Wagner's hypothesis for Indian
economy in pre (1967–1990) and post (1991–2015) reform period. The study examined six …

Though an accumulating body of work has analysed fiscal policy and macroeconomic
relationship in Indian context, the framework adopted is largely single-equation one and the …

Fiscal policy's impact on the interest rate has a controversial background. To reconcile
theoretical uncertainties, researchers and policymakers often relied on empirical …

This paper examines whether the fiscal deficit limit of 3% as prescribed by the FRBMA is
justified kee** in mind the increasing spending requirement and economic growth of …