Multivariate Granger Causality among tourism, poverty and growth in Madagascar

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socioeconomic

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paper

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RakAnd

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CenLabUni

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CCSD

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ABS 2 International audience This note examines the causal relationships among tourism development, economic growth and poverty in Madagascar within a Granger trivariate framework. Findings indicate that Granger Causality runs from tourism development and poverty to growth and from growth and poverty to tourism development. Neither growth nor tourism development Granger-cause poverty in the case of Madagascar.

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