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Assitant Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, University of Shiraz
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Assosiate Professor of Economics, Department of Economics, University of Isfahan
Abstract
The main purpose of this paper is investigating the effect of secure property rights on economic growth. To do so, we use an endogenous growth model, some econometrics methods such as Gregory-Hansen's (2006) co-integration test, 2SLS estimation technique, and Iran data set during 1959-2006. The results show that having secure property rights has a positive effect on economic growth in short and long runs.
Samadi, A. H., Renani, M., & Esfahani, R. (2011). Property Rights and Economic Growth: A Case of Islamic Republic of Iran. The Journal of Economic Policy, 3(6), 33-60.
MLA
Ali Hussein Samadi; Mohsen Renani; Rahim Esfahani. "Property Rights and Economic Growth: A Case of Islamic Republic of Iran". The Journal of Economic Policy, 3, 6, 2011, 33-60.
HARVARD
Samadi, A. H., Renani, M., Esfahani, R. (2011). 'Property Rights and Economic Growth: A Case of Islamic Republic of Iran', The Journal of Economic Policy, 3(6), pp. 33-60.
VANCOUVER
Samadi, A. H., Renani, M., Esfahani, R. Property Rights and Economic Growth: A Case of Islamic Republic of Iran. The Journal of Economic Policy, 2011; 3(6): 33-60.
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