The Impact of Economic Growth on Financial Performance in GCC Countries

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Benali Wissem; Srairi Samir; Amaidi Nabila

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Journal: IRANIAN ECONOMIC REVIEW Year:2025 | Volume:29 | Issue:2 Page(s): 623-644

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The Impact of Economic Growth on Financial Performance in GCC Countries

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Benali Wissem | Srairi Samir | Amaidi Nabila | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Banking Performance

economic growth

Financial Development

Abstract

This study presents empirical findings on the relationship between financial performance and economic growth for Golf Cooperation countries panel generalized method of moments (GMM) between 2000 and 2019. The results show that banking performance, human capital, investment, trade openness, and inflation have significant positive impacts on economic growth. Robustness tests support the main findings. The relationship between banking performance and trade openness also contributes to economic growth. The study emphasizes the importance of effective banking performance, human capital, investment, and trade openness for long-term economic growth. The findings are relevant for policymakers and practitioners in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.

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