Efficacit De La Solidarit Internationale Dans La Coopration Nord-Sud: Une Analyse A Partir  De Laimpact De Laaide Publique Au Dveloppement Sur La Croissance Aconomique Du Cameroun

Dazoue Dongue Guy Paulin

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Dazoue Dongue Guy Paulin

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official development assistance, economic growth, gift, loan

Abstract

This article research the possibility of boosting economic growth from an outside source of funding as official development assistance, the example given is that of Cameroon. The purpose of this paper is to check the effects of ODA on economic growth in Cameroon. The data used come mainly from the World Bank, in "the book of world development indicators" on the CD -ROM (WDI 2014). Working for the period 1980-2013, the analysis was made with an error correction model. The endogenous variable is the real income growth rate per capita. Estimates made from the method of Johansen (1988), it emerges that the ODA has no effect on economic growth in the public Cameroun. Official development assistance, in its form of technology transfer, combined with good governance, could have a significant effect on economic growth.

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Efficacit De La Solidarit Internationale Dans La Coopration Nord-Sud: Une Analyse A Partir De Laimpact De Laaide Publique Au Dveloppement Sur La Croissance Aconomique Du Cameroun. (2015). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 15(41), 1-10. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/

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Author Biography

Dazoue Dongue Guy Paulin

Dazoue Dongue Guy-Paulin is a Cameroonian economist and researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Economics and Management at the University of Dschang, where he works in the Department of Economic Policy and Analysis. His research focuses on the macroeconomic impacts of foreign aid, trade openness, and governance in developing countries, with a particular emphasis on Cameroon and the CEMAC region. Over the course of his career, he has authored or co-authored 11 scholarly papers examining topics such as the effectiveness of official development assistance, the relationship between credit, inflation, and growth, and the theoretical foundations of aid. His work has been published through Global Journals and reflects a sustained interest in poverty reduction, economic growth, and international cooperation. Dr. Dazoue has also held academic positions at the University of Maroua and the University of Yaoundé Soa, contributing to the broader economic discourse in Central Africa.

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