الفساد و التنمية الاقتصادية : تحليل مقارن باستخدام بيانات بانل

الملخص EN

The impact of corruption on economic development has been a subject of debate for decades.

Theoretical and empirical arguments about the effect of corruption on economic growth have divided the results of studies into two groups.

The first, which is the prevailing one, believes that corruption is an obstacle to economic growth and development (sand the wheels), while the second believes that corruption can promote development (grease the wheels).

Using Panel data models and a sample of 14 countries during the period 2000-2018.This study investigates empirically the impact of corruption on economic development.

The results showed that there is a positive correlation between the growth of per capita output and the corruption index in light of the level of democracy, which had a positive effect.

This indicates the possibility of a certain level of corruption beyond which the relationship could be counterproductive.