Bücher von Elma Satrovic

Document from the year 2019 in the subject Economics - Foreign Trade Theory, Trade Policy, grade: 14, Cag University, language: English, abstract: This book consists of the four essays treating the macroeconomic role of the trade openness. In the first essay, we have explored the trade openness-human development nexus by employing VECM in the period 1990-2017. The second chapter employs ARDL to display the evidence on the trade openness-education nexus. However, the second chapter was looking for the answer whether or not the better education can contribute to the trade openness. In the third chapter we have explored the link between trade openness and economic growth while employing the VECM model, and lastly we have explored the link between one of the fastest growing industries in the World (tourism industry) and trade openness. The research aims to give an important insight for the key policy makers in Turkey. It is suggested that in order to increase the trade openness, the policy makers need to make a necessary effort to promote the education and tourism that will lead economic growth and better statistics in terms of HDI.

Document from the year 2018 in the subject Economics - Finance, grade: 14, University of Sarajevo, language: English, abstract: In this book linear panel data estimators are employed to investigate the relationship between life insurance and economic growth. This study contributes to previous studies by using Maximum likelihood estimation of dynamic panel that was not used in previous studies concerning the aforementioned relationship; by controlling for number of factors thought to influence economic growth; by referring to a much larger number of countries and by exploring the relationship between life insurance and economic growth while controlling for the degree of financial sector development, as well as for the regional and income disparities. Sixteen models that explore the impact of control variables integrated singly in the equations and an integrated model that controls for the impact of all key variables are estimated. Empirical results reveal a significant positive relationship between life insurance and economic growth in models -. Education is reported to have a positive impact on economic growth. Government spending is found to have a negative impact on economic growth, while model reports that inflation has a negative impact on economic growth. Trade openness is not reported to have a significant impact on economic growth in model. Model reveals a significant positive impact of banking sector on economic growth; significant negative impact of non-life insurance sector while stock market is not reported to have a significant impact. An integrated model that controls for the impact of all key variables gives a strong support to the results obtained in models -. Results of models - that attempt to control for the importance of regional disparities indicate that a significant positive relationship between life insurance and economic growth is reported for all regions but South Asia and North America. Models - that additionally control for differences in levels of development reveal a significant positive relationship between life insurance and economic growth in high-, middle- and low-income countries.