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Tourism-Growth nexus in Madagascar (quarterly data)

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socioeconomic

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dataset
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Fra
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Cen
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OSF
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This repository hosts the supporting raw data for the working paper "Additional Evidence on Madagascar's tourism-led growth hypothesis." It contains the quarterly macroeconomic time series used to evaluate the tourism-led growth hypothesis (TLGH) and financial development dynamics in Madagascar.

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EconomicsSocial and Behavioral SciencesMadagascarQuarterly GDPTourism

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