banking sector development and economic growth inpalestine; 1995-2014

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Abstract
This study uses both OLS regression estimation and Granger Causality test toinvestigate the relationship between the banking sector development andeconomic growth in Palestine over the period 1995-2014.OLS results show asignificant impact of banking size with a negative sign, insignificant impact ofcredit lending with a marginal one for lag credit andinsignificant impact ofefficiency on economic growth, respectively.Granger Causality testresultsshowone way causality runningfrom banking size to(GDP)economic growthandfrom banking efficiency to(GDP) per capitaeconomic growth one. Overall resultsreveals a weak nexus between banking sector development and economic growth.In specific, it recommends more improving in banking lending policy to beeffective in promoting economic growth.
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Authors ;Gaber H. Abugamea
Journal geofluids
Year 2016
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www.sobiad.org/eJOURNALS/journal_IJEF/archieves/IJEF-2016_2/gaber.pdf
Keywords
financeeconomics as a science

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