Ürün Açıklaması
External Debt Has Become An İmportant Problem For Developing Countries, Especially Since The 1980S. External Borrowing İs Expected To Serve As A Source Of Capital Formation That Stimulates Economic Growth. In This Context, There Have Been Many Studies Conducted İn Recent Years To İnvestigate The Relationship Between External Debt And Economic Growth.the West African Economic And Monetary Union (Waemu Or Uemoa) Was Established On 10 January 1994 With The Treaty Signed İn Dakar. The Main Objectives Of Uemoa Are To Build A Harmonized And İntegrated Economic Space İn West Africa. In This Space, The Complete Freedom Of Movement Of Person’s Capital, Goods, Services And Factors Of Production, As Well As The Effective Enjoyment Of The Right Of Exercise And Establishment For The Liberal Professions And The Right Of Residence For Citizens Throughout The Territory İs Ensured.Uemoa İs Constituted By Eight Coastal And Sahelian Countries (Benin, Burkina, Côte D'ıvoire, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Niger, Senegal And Togo), Linked By The Use Of A Common Currency (The Fcfa) And Benefiting From Common Cultural Traditions. Uemoa Covers An Area Of 3,506,126 Km2 And Has A Population Of 112 Million. The Gdp Growth Rate, At Constant Prices, İs 7Yüzde İn Average.The Main Purpose Of This Study İs To İnvestigate The Relationship Between External Debt And Economic Growth For Seven (7) Uemoa Member States. These Countries İnclude Benin, Burkina, Côte D'ıvoire, Mali, Niger, Senegal And Togo. We Exclude Guinea Bissau Because İt Joined The Union İn 1997. Panel Data Method Was Used İn The Analysis. In This Context, İt İs Hoped That The Study Will Contribute To The İnstructor And The Learners, As Well As The Literature.
