Study the influence value of Industrial export supply of institutional quality countries (case study In selected developing countries)

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Article 6, Volume 22, Issue 10, March 2016, Pages 225-244   

Document Type: مقالات پژوهشی

DOI: 10.22067/erd.v22i10.43377

Authors

fatemeh khani^{* 1}; Mahmood Hoshmand²

¹frdosi

²Ferdowsi university of Mashhad

Abstract

Economic performance over time, is largely dependent on environmental policy, institutional and legal countries. Also nowadays development Industrial exports is known as the one of the best goals of economic development. The issue for many developing countries are often exporter of raw materials is important. Therefore, understanding the factors influencing industrial exports are necessary.
Hence, this study using panel data to investigate the impact of institutional quality on the export of industrial products for 14 samples from selected developing countries, between the years 2002 and 2012. In the paper than the average six indicators of good governance in the period under review as institutional index is used. In addition to the institutional index of two variables, GDP and real exchange rate countries were used as control variables.
The results confirm this hypothesis that improvements in institutional quality has a positive effect on the supply of industrial products export to countries in the study. And this study shows that to increase export supply in the countries In addition to removing financial barriers such as exchange rate should try special attention made to improving institutional quality.

Keywords

Quality of institutional; industrial exports; Panel Data; developing countries

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