"Testing Caldor's Hypothesis to Estimate the Relationship between the Industrial Production and Growth in Gross Domestic Product in Iraq"
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https://doi.org/10.33095/jeas.v24i109.1558Keywords:
(فرضية كالدور للنمو ، الناتج المحلي الاجمالي ، الانتاج الصناعي ، التكامل المشترك ، سببية كرانجر)., (hypothesis Caldor's of growth , Gross Domestic Product ,industrial production ,integration of the joint , granger causality ) .Abstract
The study aimed to test the hypothesis of Caldor to estimate the relationship between industrial production and GDP growth in Iraq using with Integration Framework and to determine the causal relationship in the short and long term using the error correction vector model for the period 1990-2016. the results showed a long-term equilibrium relationship between GDP and industrial output, while Ganger causality tests showed a causal relationship in the long run of GDP to output Subliminal thus illustrated the extent of the recession suffered by the industrial sector, which is supposed to be the driving force of the economy and the development and expansion of the productive base of the industry, so this study recommends attention to the industrial sector for its important role in GDP growth.
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