دراسات اقتصادية
Volume 16, Numéro 2, Pages 17-30
2022-08-01

Does Corruption Affect Poverty In Developing Countries? Empirical Evidence Using Dynamic Panel Data Analysis



Authors : Sebki Wafa .

Abstract

This study attempts to examine the impact of corruption on poverty in a sample of 42 developing countries for the period (2004-2019) using the dynamic panel data estimators. The resulting estimates using the two step system GMM estimator indicate a positive relationship between corruption and poverty and thus corruption plays a pivotal role in increasing poverty levels in developing countries.

Keywords

corruption ; poverty ; developing countries

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