Gravity theory - the determinants of IMS-GT on economy growth
This study investigates the relationship of macroeconomics performance on the development of IMS-GT in order to achieving integration of globalization. The indicators of GDP per Capita, Foreign Direct Invest (FDI) and Transportation Costs are adopted to examine the relationship between IMS-GT on...
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my.unimas.ir.123142024-02-21T09:03:49Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/12314/ Gravity theory - the determinants of IMS-GT on economy growth Lim, Lian Nee HB Economic Theory This study investigates the relationship of macroeconomics performance on the development of IMS-GT in order to achieving integration of globalization. The indicators of GDP per Capita, Foreign Direct Invest (FDI) and Transportation Costs are adopted to examine the relationship between IMS-GT on its investment performance toward economy growth. In this study, purposely explained that determinant variables used to investigate the trade while, the GDP indicated the performance of country growth. The existence of cointegrating vector showed that there’s a long run relationship among the variables in this study. In the long run, there are some negative and positive results showed in IMS-GT. Indonesia showed a negative relationship between GDP per Capita and transportation costs toward economy growth. Malaysia do not achieved any long run and short run relationship in this study. Singapore showed a negative relationship between GDP per capita, FDI and Transportation costs toward GDP. In the short run, Singapore achieved bidirectional relationship between GDP per Capita and Foreign Direct Invest (FDI). While Indonesia only achieved unidirectional causality run from transportation costs to GDP. Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, (UNIMAS) 2015 Final Year Project Report NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/12314/1/Lim%20Wei%20Cheit%20ft.pdf Lim, Lian Nee (2015) Gravity theory - the determinants of IMS-GT on economy growth. [Final Year Project Report] (Unpublished) |
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This study investigates the relationship of macroeconomics performance on the
development of IMS-GT in order to achieving integration of globalization. The indicators
of GDP per Capita, Foreign Direct Invest (FDI) and Transportation Costs are adopted to
examine the relationship between IMS-GT on its investment performance toward
economy growth. In this study, purposely explained that determinant variables used to
investigate the trade while, the GDP indicated the performance of country growth. The
existence of cointegrating vector showed that there’s a long run relationship among the
variables in this study. In the long run, there are some negative and positive results
showed in IMS-GT. Indonesia showed a negative relationship between GDP per Capita
and transportation costs toward economy growth. Malaysia do not achieved any long run
and short run relationship in this study. Singapore showed a negative relationship
between GDP per capita, FDI and Transportation costs toward GDP. In the short run,
Singapore achieved bidirectional relationship between GDP per Capita and Foreign
Direct Invest (FDI). While Indonesia only achieved unidirectional causality run from
transportation costs to GDP. |
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Lim, Lian Nee |
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Lim, Lian Nee |
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Gravity theory - the determinants of IMS-GT on economy growth |
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Gravity theory - the determinants of IMS-GT on economy growth |
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Gravity theory - the determinants of IMS-GT on economy growth |
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Gravity theory - the determinants of IMS-GT on economy growth |
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Gravity theory - the determinants of IMS-GT on economy growth |
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gravity theory - the determinants of ims-gt on economy growth |
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Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, (UNIMAS) |
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2015 |
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http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/12314/1/Lim%20Wei%20Cheit%20ft.pdf http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/12314/ |
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