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An Empirical Study on Export, Import and Economic Growth in Bangladesh | Asian Journal of Economics,

The goal of this article is to estimate the current price of Bangladesh's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as a function of export percentage change, import percentage change, and total investment as a proportion of GDP. To demonstrate the long and short run relationships among the included time series variables, we used time series data for Bangladesh. Despite the fact that the vector error term is negative, we were unable to validate the long-term association between the variables due to the non-significant coefficient. The short term association between the variables was estimated using an ARDL model. We discover that GDP growth in Bangladesh is connected with export, import, and total investment. The current percentage change in export value has a substantial influence on GDP.


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