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International Journal of Accounting, Finance and Business , 2018
The study was conducted to obtain information on the relationship between export, import and eco... more The study was conducted to obtain information on the relationship between export, import and economic growth in Malaysia. The annual data obtained from the World Bank which contains data from 1980 to 2016. The methods used to achieve this purpose are Philips Perron, Johansen Cointegration Test as well as Granger Causality Test. The unit root Test which economic growth and export series, as well as imports, became stationary when running the first difference. There was a cointegration relationship between economic growth, exports and even imports. Results also indicated that there was a short-term causal effect between GDP and import in the short term and two-way links found between GDP and imports. Compared to the two-way relationship between GDP and imports, we find that the relationship only occurs from the direction of GDP to export. It is significant to know the relationship status between these three series. Among the suggestions that are considered beneficial is to have a good policy and aim to continue if we want economic growth to be enhanced. The results provide evidence that imports as a source of economic growth in Malaysia
The purpose of this study is to test the validity of Robinson's growth argument that supports eco... more The purpose of this study is to test the validity of Robinson's growth argument that supports economic growth affecting finance using a series of annual data from Malaysia. The key to this debate is whether there is a growth response led by finance or financial response led by the growth between the two variables. As a result, it can provide different fundamental implications. Therefore, it is very important to determine the reasons for these financial growth relationships for every economy. The previous survey in research in the Malaysian case produces mixed results. Therefore, this study is expected to update existing evidence using the latest data and provide further insights on the relationship between finance and growth in Malaysia. This study uses domestic credit as a proxy for financial development as opposed to real per capita GDP (a proxy for economic growth).
International Journal of Accounting, Finance and Business , 2018
The study was conducted to obtain information on the relationship between export, import and eco... more The study was conducted to obtain information on the relationship between export, import and economic growth in Malaysia. The annual data obtained from the World Bank which contains data from 1980 to 2016. The methods used to achieve this purpose are Philips Perron, Johansen Cointegration Test as well as Granger Causality Test. The unit root Test which economic growth and export series, as well as imports, became stationary when running the first difference. There was a cointegration relationship between economic growth, exports and even imports. Results also indicated that there was a short-term causal effect between GDP and import in the short term and two-way links found between GDP and imports. Compared to the two-way relationship between GDP and imports, we find that the relationship only occurs from the direction of GDP to export. It is significant to know the relationship status between these three series. Among the suggestions that are considered beneficial is to have a good policy and aim to continue if we want economic growth to be enhanced. The results provide evidence that imports as a source of economic growth in Malaysia
The purpose of this study is to test the validity of Robinson's growth argument that supports eco... more The purpose of this study is to test the validity of Robinson's growth argument that supports economic growth affecting finance using a series of annual data from Malaysia. The key to this debate is whether there is a growth response led by finance or financial response led by the growth between the two variables. As a result, it can provide different fundamental implications. Therefore, it is very important to determine the reasons for these financial growth relationships for every economy. The previous survey in research in the Malaysian case produces mixed results. Therefore, this study is expected to update existing evidence using the latest data and provide further insights on the relationship between finance and growth in Malaysia. This study uses domestic credit as a proxy for financial development as opposed to real per capita GDP (a proxy for economic growth).