Vilka faktorer påverkar den ekonomiska tillväxten i Sub-Saharaunder åren 2006-2019 : Empirisk studie om ekonomiska tillväxten i Sub-Sahara

Sammanfattning: The purpose of this study has been to investigate and analyze the factors that contribute toeconomic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa. Many previous studies done on my subject havecome to different results, as many factors may have either a positive or a negative effect oneconomic growth. The study has also applied appropriate macroeconomic theories to be ableto draw a connection between economic growth and growth factors. The study consists of a dependent variable which is growth and 7 independent variableswhich are as follows: corruption, education, health, trade, foreign direct investment (FDI),economic freedom, and population growth.In order to be able to explain the study's factors on economic growth, growth theories havebeen applied, i.e. Solow and Romer models as well as Kremerian models that explain theimpact which population growth, education, and health have on economic growth. Inaddition, the electrical paradigm (OLI), and institutional theory have been applied to explainthe effects of FDI, economic freedom, and corruption.The collected data applied in the study is taken from various types of databases, including The World Bank, Transparency International, UNDP, and the Fraser Institute. I will examine20 out of a total of 48 possible countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and the study is limited to athirteen-year time period between the years 2006-2019.In order to investigate how the studied factors affect the economic growth in Sub-Saharan,the study was based on a fixed effect model that is implemented in the econometric analysisof the panel data. The final results of the study demonstrate that economic freedom andcorruption are statistically significant for economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa. In contrast,FDI, health, education, trade, and population growth are all non-significant.