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2. Some authors, however, came to quite the opposite conclusion, confirming a positive correlation between capital imports and savings. A run-down on the results of the various regression analyses can be found in: Gustav F. Papanek: The Effect of Aid and Other Resource Transfers on Savings and Growth in Less Developed Countries, in: The Economic Journal, Vol. 82, 1972, pp. 934–950.
3. Cf. Gustav F. Papanek, op. cit.: The Effect of Aid and Other Resource Transfers on Savings and Growth in Less Developed Countries, in: The Economic Journal, Vol. 82, 1972, pp. 938 ff.
4. Cf. on this point, Rainer Erbe: Foreign Indebtedness and Economic Growth: The Philippines, in: INTERECONOMICS, No. 3, 1982, pp. 125 ff.
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