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Les Ressources Naturelles Et La Croissance Economique : Système GMM
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Dans le cadre des études empiriques sur la malédiction des ressources, plusieurs méthodes ont été utilisées. Certains auteurs ont mené des travaux de recherche pour un seul pays, comme pour le cas d’Olayungbo (2019) dans lequel le cas du Nigéria a été examiné ; ou encore, nous pouvons nous référer aux travaux effectués par Korhan et Bezhan (2022) pour le cas de l’Arabie Saoudite. D’autres auteurs ont mené des analyses sur le plan régional. Shiquan et al. (2022) ont étudié le cas des comtes du province de Guangxi en Chine. Ensuite, l’analyse de la malédiction des ressources naturelles peut être également étudiée avec de divers procédés économétriques. La plupart des auteurs font des estimations sur le modèle ARDL, à l’exemple de Roberto (2020) dans lequel il a utilisé le modèle ARDL pour vérifier l’hypothèse de la malédiction des ressources naturelles pour le cas de l’Iran. Nous citons également le modèle GMM pour le cas de l’Afrique Subsaharienne, mené par Oliver et al. (2022). D’autres méthodes sont préconisées par différents auteurs : un modèle non-linéaire comme le PSTR (Damette et Majda, 2018), l’étude de relation causale (Ousama et al., 2021), et la régression quadratique (Sini et al., 2021).
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