Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 21 views

    Summary of Regression Results On The Effects of Demographic Change On Economic Growth, Selected Studies Based On Conditional Convergence Models

    Uploaded by

    sfdfsdf
    This table summarizes the results of several studies examining the relationship between demographic changes and economic growth rates. It shows the time periods and number of observations analyzed, the estimation methods used, and the estimated effects of changes in the economically active population growth rate and total population growth rate on per capita GDP growth. Across the various studies and specifications, the estimated effect of the economically active population growth rate is typically positive and statistically significant, while the effect of the total population growth rate is typically negative but sometimes statistically insignificant.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Summary of Regression Results On The Effects of Demographic Change On Economic Growth, Selected Studies Based On Conditional Convergence Models

    Uploaded by

    sfdfsdf
    21 views2 pages
    This table summarizes the results of several studies examining the relationship between demographic changes and economic growth rates. It shows the time periods and number of observations analyzed, the estimation methods used, and the estimated effects of changes in the economically active population growth rate and total population growth rate on per capita GDP growth. Across the various studies and specifications, the estimated effect of the economically active population growth rate is typically positive and statistically significant, while the effect of the total population growth rate is typically negative but sometimes statistically insignificant.

    Original Description:

    dawrvn

    Original Title

    Eng

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This table summarizes the results of several studies examining the relationship between demographic changes and economic growth rates. It shows the time periods and number of observations analyzed, the estimation methods used, and the estimated effects of changes in the economically active population growth rate and total population growth rate on per capita GDP growth. Across the various studies and specifications, the estimated effect of the economically active population growth rate is typically positive and statistically significant, while the effect of the total population growth rate is typically negative but sometimes statistically insignificant.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    21 views2 pages

    Summary of Regression Results On The Effects of Demographic Change On Economic Growth, Selected Studies Based On Conditional Convergence Models

    Uploaded by

    sfdfsdf
    This table summarizes the results of several studies examining the relationship between demographic changes and economic growth rates. It shows the time periods and number of observations analyzed, the estimation methods used, and the estimated effects of changes in the economically active population growth rate and total population growth rate on per capita GDP growth. Across the various studies and specifications, the estimated effect of the economically active population growth rate is typically positive and statistically significant, while the effect of the total population growth rate is typically negative but sometimes statistically insignificant.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    of 2

    Study Time frame Number of Estimator specification Growth rate of Growth rate of (1)-(2)

    observatio- economically active economically active


    ns population population

    Bloom and Williamson, 1998 1965-1990, 78 OLS, Table 3, Spec 1.46(0.34) -1.03(0.4) 1.68(0.35)
    single cross- 70 1b OLS, Table 3, 1.41(0.37) -0.97(0.43) 1.60(0.38)
    section 70 spec 1b IV, Table 4, 1.37(1.71) -0.92(2.12) 2.96(0.75)
    spec 1b
    Bloom and Sachs, 1998 1965-1990, 77 OLS, Table 6, spec 3 1.25(0.54) -1.01(0.67) 1.49(0.47)
    single cross-
    section
    Bloom, Canning and Malaney, 1965-1990, 5-yr 391 OLS, Table 2, spec 2 1.27(0.38) -0.98(0.46) NA
    2000 panel 391 IV, Table 2, spec 3 1.75(0.50) -1.30(0.54) 1.55(0.47)

    Bloom and Canning, 2001 1965-1990, 80 IV, Table 7.3, spec 2.83(0.72) -3.01(0.69) 2.93(0.63)
    single cross- 1.2
    section
    Bloom, Canning, Fink and 1960-2000, 5-yr 610 OLS, Table 2, spec 1 NA NA 0.80(0.27)
    Finlay, 2007 panel 554 IV, Table 2, spec 2 NA NA 1.54(0.48)

    Bloom and Canning, 2008 1965-1995, 5yr 507 OLS, Table 1, spec 1 NA NA 1.00(0.33)
    panel 507 IV, Table 1, spec 2 NA NA 1.39(0.56)
    Bloom and Finlay, 2009 1965-2005, 5yr 658 OLS, Table 4, spec 6 0.54(0.17) -0.16(0.22) NA
    panel 657 IV, Table 4, spec 7 1.67(0.45) -1.70(0.50) NA
    Bloom et.al, 2010 1960-2000, 5-yr 647 OLS, Table 5, spec 2 NA NA 0.87(0.27)
    panel 571 IV, Table 5, spec 3 NA NA 0.56(0.40)
    Summary of regression results on the effects of demographic change on economic growth, selected studies based on
    conditional convergence models
    Notes:
    The dependent variable in all of these studies is the average annual growth rate of real GDP per capita (PPP)
    See the table noted for a list of control variables (including in some cases other demographic variables), the nature of the standard
    errors, and a list of instrument where relevant.
    See the studies for a list of countries included.

    21
    Laicopodium 200

    21

    You might also like