Journal of Economic Research & Reviews(JERR)

PhD Candidate, School of Insurance and Economic, UIBE, Beijing, China and Lecturer in Ethiopia, Ethiopia

Publications

• Research Article   
  The Impact of Government Expenditure on Economic Growth in Myanmar: A Fiscal Decentralization Perspective
  Author(s): May Zin Phyu* and Dilgasa Bedada Gonfa*
  
  This study's main goal is to investigate how government spending affects Myanmar's economic growth, with an emphasis on fiscal decentralization and local governments' financial capabilities. Utilizing panel data collected spanning fifteen Myanmar regional states between 2000 and 2021, the study first used a fixed effects model before using quantile regression to confirm the findings' robustness. Secondary records supplied by the Budget Department and the Department of the Ministry of Planning and Finance served as the source of the data. The study's findings indicate that while labor and net exports have a negative impact on Myanmar's economic growth, financial decentralization, government spending, both decentralization and centralization, foreign direct investment, and the general populace all significantly and positively contribute to economic growth. Noneth.. Read More»
  

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