Financial sector development and economic growth in Zimbabwe - Zivengwa, Tichaona
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The major focus of this book is to analyze the impact of bank-based measures of financial sector development on economic growth in Zimbabwe using the error correction econometric methodology. Empirical analysis revealed that bank-based measures of financial sector development employed significantly impact on economic growth in Zimbabwe. The main conclusion in the book is that, for the period of analysis, the ratio of private credit to total credit had a positive and significant impact on economic growth at 5% while the ratio of total bank credit to GDP was only significant at 10%.The book…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The major focus of this book is to analyze the impact of bank-based measures of financial sector development on economic growth in Zimbabwe using the error correction econometric methodology. Empirical analysis revealed that bank-based measures of financial sector development employed significantly impact on economic growth in Zimbabwe. The main conclusion in the book is that, for the period of analysis, the ratio of private credit to total credit had a positive and significant impact on economic growth at 5% while the ratio of total bank credit to GDP was only significant at 10%.The book concludes by recommending that more credit should be channeled to the private sector rather than to the government.However, the book also recommends the importance to monitoring the activities related to public expenditure closely so as to enhance productive investment of the public sector. The book attracts wider interest from Africa and other developing countries.
Autorenporträt
Tichaona Zivengwa is a holder of an MSc (Econ) and a Bsc (Econ) all from the University of Zimbabwe. He is currently a lecturer at the University of Zimbabwe''s Economics Department. His teaching and research interests are in macroeconomics, mathematics for economics and international economics.