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An Empirical Approach to Development Financing: The Mexican Case

Abstract

The present analysis estimates the relation between the development bank and the economic growth. In order to establish such link, the estimations consider the total amount of credit granted by the development bank to the three different sectors of the economy. In order to analyze causal relations among the variables, the study develops autoregressive and error correction vectors. The results show no causality between the development bank and economic growth which implies a set of restrictions in the process that relates the financial system and the total factor productivity as well as economic growth. The latter implies that the financial system does not present any causal effect on the total factor productivity and economic growth which limits the role that development bank has as a complement of the capital markets in the process of rationalization of credit.

Keywords

Cointegration, causality, development bank, productivity, economic growth

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