GETTING CREDIT AS A VARIABLE FOR COUNTRY ECONOMY PERFORMANCE: THE RELATION FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES IN CENTRAL AMERICA

Miguel Calderón, Planning Manager, Roure Blau Latin America, Honduras
Mario Alejandro Calderón, Human Resources Manager, HNC Honduras, Honduras
Osvaldo Zucchino, Sales Manager, Timac Agro Italia, SpA, Italia
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 REVIEW OF BUSINESS RESEARCH
Volume 18, Issue 2, p67-71, October 2018

ABSTRACT

Getting Credit is one of the main impediments to cultivate business in Central America being a tool and an instrument for small and medium enterprises and also, a tax shield focused for big companies due a deduction in taxable income (tax shield). It has been expected by local institutions that improving the process of a credit will increase the performance of the economy by promoting local and external investment and consequently increase the GDP (Gross Domestic Product). The investigation evaluated the effect of Getting Credit (as an indicator from the Doing Business Report from The World Bank Group) in the performance of GDP in selected economies in Central America. Data shown a positive effect in the regression analysis, performing a positive residual correlation.

Keywords

Getting Credit, GDP, Central America


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