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:: Volume 34, Issue 117 (quarterly journal of economic research and policies 2026) ::
qjerp 2026, 34(117): 210-249 Back to browse issues page
The Effect of Sources of Economic Growth on Inflation
Abolfazl Shahabadi * , Maede Torkamani
Department of Economics, Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences, Alzahra University , drshahabadi@gmail.com
Abstract:   (334 Views)
maintenance of economic stability of countries is one of the criteria of development of countries and in terms of direct and meaningful effect that has on the level of welfare and peace of people's livelihoods, is of high importance. the present study examined the impact of economic growth resources on inflation of selected world science producing countries classified in two groups: developed and developing, in the period 2001-2022. Research findings show that the relationship between inflation and total productivity growth and labor - force growth in both developed and developing groups has been negative. the impact of employment growth in developing countries is of course. also, the growth of physical capital in developing countries has been negative and significant and positive in developed countries. a control variable called liquidity was used in the model and the results showed a significant positive relationship with inflation in both groups of the country. according to the importance of sources of economic growth and liquidity in the rate of inflation recommended developing countries try to preserve and strengthen sources of economic growth, especially interest growth - total factors on the one hand and keeping liquidity growth proportional to economic growth on the other hand. with regard to developed countries, along with high attention to the variable of total productivity of production factors, a new technical transformation in equipment and physical capital accumulation is proposed
Keywords: Labor Force Growth, Liquidity, Physical Capital Growth, Total Factors Productivity Growth
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