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Impact of Social and Institutional Quality Capital on Total Factor Productivity and Economic Growth

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This study examines whether economic growth is affected by social and institutional quality capital directly or indirectly via total factor productivity (TFP). Based on the fifth-wave data of the World Values Survey conducted during 1995–2014 (2005–2009 for short-run analysis), we adopt a cross-sectional and pooled time series regression framework to investigate the role of social and institutional quality capital on economic growth and TFP changes for 12 high-income and 15 low- and middle-income countries (24 high-income and 25 low- and middle-income countries for the short-run), respectively. The research extrapolates that there are considerable differences in the strength of impact for social and institutional quality capital in the countries with different income levels over different time horizons. Specifically, social capital explicates a positive effect on economic growth only for high-income countries in the long-run. While having both direct and indirect effects, the institutional quality capital affects economic growth indirectly via TFP with a higher magnitude, except for low- and middle-income countries in the long-run, compared to the short-run with regard to other income groups.

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This study examines whether economic growth is affected by social and institutional quality capital directly or indirectly via total factor productivity (TFP). Based on the fifth-wave data of the World Values Survey conducted during 1995–2014 (2005–2009 for short-run analysis), we adopt a cross-sectional and pooled time series regression framework to investigate the role of social and institutional quality capital on economic growth and TFP changes for 12 high-income and 15 low- and middle-income countries (24 high-income and 25 low- and middle-income countries for the short-run), respectively. The research extrapolates that there are considerable differences in the strength of impact for social and institutional quality capital in the countries with different income levels over different time horizons. Specifically, social capital explicates a positive effect on economic growth only for high-income countries in the long-run. While having both direct and indirect effects, the institutional quality capital affects economic growth indirectly via TFP with a higher magnitude, except for low- and middle-income countries in the long-run, compared to the short-run with regard to other income groups.

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