Growth determinants revisited

New research by the International Monetary Fund suggests that - once model uncertainty is accounted for - strong evidence suggests that initial income, investment, life expectancy, and population growth are robustly correlated with economic growth. The authors also find evidence that debt, openness and inflation are robust growth determinants.

The research uses a Limited-Information-Bayesian-Model-Averaging framework to address model uncertainty in the context of a dynamic growth model in panel

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