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The impact of capital inflows on economic growth in Malawi: an asymmetric analysis
This study investigates the impact of four capital flows: external debt, official development assistance (ODA), remittances, and foreign direct investment (FDI)- on Malawi's economic growth using annual data spanning 1980 to 2022. Previous studies in the literature focus on a single capital flow and...
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School of Economics
2026
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