علوم انسانی دریا
Fatimah Hosseinpour; Amin Tabae Izady
Abstract
The present study, by reviewing some of the views regarding the reduction of the role of ports in economic growth and development over time, has tried to evaluate the effect of ports on economic growth in a group of 122 countries between 2004 and 2021. To achieve the goal in this research, the causality ...
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The present study, by reviewing some of the views regarding the reduction of the role of ports in economic growth and development over time, has tried to evaluate the effect of ports on economic growth in a group of 122 countries between 2004 and 2021. To achieve the goal in this research, the causality analysis of Dumitrescu and Hurlin was used in Unbalanced panel data and unit specific lag order, as well as a set of panel regression estimates. In this research, the liner shipping connectivity index has been used as the port performance index. The results of the causality analysis show that the bidirectional causal relationship between port performance and economic growth cannot be rejected. Also, the results of various regressions estimates of economic growth show that the performance of ports has a remarkable and significant effect on the economic growth of countries. . . . . . .