ARTÍCULO
Latin American stock markets liquidity and their impact in the per capita economic growth
Fecha
2019Registro en:
01235362
10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/economia/a.8144
Autor
Loyola Ochoa, Diego Mauricio
Campoverde Campoverde, Jorge Arturo
Mora Pacheco, Pedro Fabian
Naula Sigua, Freddy Benjamin
Institución
Resumen
© Revista de Economía del Rosario. This article provides empirical evidence regarding the influence of the liquidity of the stock market for economic growth, for a sample of 11 Latin American countries. For this purpose, researchers used panel data estimated by the generalized moment method (gmm), as well as variants of the model. The liquidity indicator: turn over, presented a negative sign, which is contrary to what is typically expected. Broadly, it is possible to conclude that liquidity influences economic growth. In addition, there are countries that can be considered atypical; because of this, the analysis was carried out with and without them. However, the results are maintained. The study corresponds partially to the existing literature.