Trade Openness Impact on Economic Growth in Central Asia - Ishnazarov, Davron
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The Central Asian region is indeed unique region to test the economic theories with empirical applications. Countries in the region have many commonalities in culture, language, and colonial past but also have an unequal distribution of water and natural resource reserves. Even though, most of these countries have already embarked on market-oriented economic reforms, some still remain among the most closed economies e.g. Turkmenistan that is preforming inward oriented state-based policies for economic development and well-being of its people. This book explores development strategies and…mehr

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The Central Asian region is indeed unique region to test the economic theories with empirical applications. Countries in the region have many commonalities in culture, language, and colonial past but also have an unequal distribution of water and natural resource reserves. Even though, most of these countries have already embarked on market-oriented economic reforms, some still remain among the most closed economies e.g. Turkmenistan that is preforming inward oriented state-based policies for economic development and well-being of its people. This book explores development strategies and economic structure of the Central Asian countries. The main focus of the book is empirical analysis to understand the role of trade openness in economic growth. Considering econometric features of the growth models, system-GMM in combination with error correction model have been used to identify the type and nature of the relationship and the direction of causality.
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Davron Ishnazarov, Research Associate at the Statistical, Economic and Social Research and Training Centre for Islamic Countries. Obtained MA degree from Economic Governance and Development Programme of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Academy.