Barro growth regressions

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Barro growth regressions are influential empirical models in macroeconomics that analyze the determinants of long-run economic growth across countries using cross-country regression techniques.

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instanceOf cross-country regression framework ⓘ
empirical growth model ⓘ
macroeconomic empirical methodology ⓘ
analyzes determinants of long-run economic growth ⓘ
associatedWithEconomist Robert J. Barro ⓘ
basedOnTheory Solow growth model ⓘ
neoclassical growth model ⓘ
criticizedFor endogeneity problems ⓘ
measurement error in explanatory variables ⓘ
model uncertainty ⓘ
omitted variable bias ⓘ
parameter heterogeneity across countries ⓘ
dataScope cross-country data ⓘ
panel of countries over time ⓘ
field development economics ⓘ
economic growth ⓘ
macroeconomics ⓘ
influenced cross-country growth empirics ⓘ
empirical growth literature ⓘ
namedAfter Robert J. Barro ⓘ
relatedConcept Barro-type growth equations ⓘ
convergence regressions ⓘ
growth regressions ⓘ
testsHypothesis conditional convergence ⓘ
impact of institutions on growth ⓘ
role of policy variables in growth ⓘ
timeHorizon long-run growth ⓘ
typicalDependentVariable long-run average growth rate ⓘ
real GDP per capita growth rate ⓘ
typicalIndependentVariable democracy indices ⓘ
fertility rate ⓘ
government consumption ⓘ
human capital measures ⓘ
inflation ⓘ
initial income level ⓘ
investment rate ⓘ
political instability ⓘ
population growth ⓘ
rule of law indicators ⓘ
schooling attainment ⓘ
trade openness ⓘ
typicalSamplePeriod post-1960 data ⓘ
usesDataSource Barro-Lee educational attainment dataset ⓘ
Penn World Table ⓘ
usesMethod cross-country regression analysis ⓘ
instrumental variables ⓘ
ordinary least squares ⓘ
panel data econometrics ⓘ

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