The Study of the Causality Between the Economic Growth and Government Expenditure in Algeria, Through Testing the Wagner’s Law During the Period 1967-2017
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Economic Growth, Government Expenditure, Wagner's law, Algeria.Abstract
This paper attempts to analyze the relationship between economic growth and government expenditure in Algeria during the period 1967-2017 through studying the causality between these two variables. Using the Co-integration Regression and Error Correction Model, the study found that both series are stable at the first difference and are complementary at the same degree I(1), and there is a synchronous integration relationship between economic growth and government expenditure in Algeria. According to the Granger test, the study also found that there is a causality in a one-way direction, from economic growth to government expenditure, and the equilibrium relationship is in the long run, which is in accordance with Wagner's law.
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2020-05-31
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Ms. Atmania Khadra أ. ع. خ., & سمير Dr. Ait Yahia Samir د. ي. (2020). The Study of the Causality Between the Economic Growth and Government Expenditure in Algeria, Through Testing the Wagner’s Law During the Period 1967-2017. Al-Quds Open University for Administrative & Economic Research & Studies, 4(12). Retrieved from https://journals.qou.edu/index.php/eqtsadia/article/view/2310
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