investigating the effect of tourism on the triangle of poverty, inequality and economic growth
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Abstract
Along with the evolution of the relationship between tourism and economic
growth, other aspects of economic welfare have been more attractive rather than
economic growth. In this study, we will test the causal relationship among
tourism, economic growth, poverty and inequality in Iran by adding tourism to
Triangle of Poverty, Economic Growth and Inequality to answer this question:
"Is tourism development as an important factor of mentioned triangle to achieve
a lower level of poverty?”.We test this relationship by applying the Generalized
Method of Moment techniques and by testing alternative existing theories in the
period of 1350 until 1391. Our empirical findings show that tourism has a
positive effect on Iran’s economic growth and also reduces inequality and
poverty in this country.
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| Authors | ;mahdieh reza gholi zadeh |
| Journal | bulletin of the malaysian mathematical sciences society |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.22054/TMS.2017.7251
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