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Stock markets are considered as a crucial sector in the financial system as they fulfill long term capital requirements of investment projects which are essential for steady economic growth. However, researchers are yet to establish a link between stock market development and economic growth; furthermore, they have ended up with contradictory findings. Consequently, both Growth-Led Finance and Finance-Led Growth Hypotheses are supported by different contemporary authors leaving more space for new scholarly work. This book is an attempt to narrow the gap that exists in literature and provide a…mehr

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Stock markets are considered as a crucial sector in the financial system as they fulfill long term capital requirements of investment projects which are essential for steady economic growth. However, researchers are yet to establish a link between stock market development and economic growth; furthermore, they have ended up with contradictory findings. Consequently, both Growth-Led Finance and Finance-Led Growth Hypotheses are supported by different contemporary authors leaving more space for new scholarly work. This book is an attempt to narrow the gap that exists in literature and provide a more quantitative approach based on modern econometric techniques. While the book analyses the link between stock market development and the economic growth of both developed and emerging markets, it also addresses the development of the stock market in Sri Lanka. Thus, this will be an interesting read for both scholars and general readers.
Autorenporträt
The author, Ravindra Deyshappriya is the Director(Research) at Lakshman Kadiragaman Institute of Sri Lanka. He has years of experiences as a lecturer and a research economists at different institutions. Further, he holds a first class degree in Economics from University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka and Masters from Nagoya University, Japan.