Exploring the Interplay of Broad Money Growth, Financial Expansion, and Digital Connectivity: Implications for Economic Growth Across Developed, Developing, and Emerging Economies

This study examines the impact of broad money growth, financial inclusion, and digital connectivity on GDP growth in developed, developing, and emerging economies from 1994 to 2022. Using World Bank data and employing Jamovi for statistical analysis, the research applies descriptive statistics, corr...

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Main Author: Yangailo, Tryson
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description This study examines the impact of broad money growth, financial inclusion, and digital connectivity on GDP growth in developed, developing, and emerging economies from 1994 to 2022. Using World Bank data and employing Jamovi for statistical analysis, the research applies descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and regression analysis to uncover the relationships among these variables. The results show that broad money growth is positively correlated with GDP growth, with stronger effects in emerging markets compared to developed and developing economies. Financial inclusion, as measured by account ownership, and digital connectivity, as reflected in mobile phone subscriptions and internet usage, contribute significantly to economic growth, especially in less stable environments. This study differs from previous research by providing a comprehensive cross-country analysis that integrates financial inclusion and digital connectivity and examines their combined impact on economic growth. Unlike previous studies, which have often focused on a single region or variable, this research provides a holistic view of how financial inclusion and digital infrastructure interact in different economic contexts. It highlights the differential impact of these factors in different economic environments, providing nuanced insights into their collective influence on GDP growth. The findings underscore the critical importance of expanding financial services and improving digital infrastructure to promote economic development. Policy implications include prioritizing financial inclusion and digital connectivity to boost economic performance, especially in developing and emerging economies. Future research should examine sector-specific impacts and include additional variables such as political stability. This study contributes to the literature by offering a broader perspective on the interplay of financial and digital factors, providing new insights into their effects in different economic environments.
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spelling oai:revistas.ufps.edu.co:article-48152025-05-13T14:48:53Z Exploring the Interplay of Broad Money Growth, Financial Expansion, and Digital Connectivity: Implications for Economic Growth Across Developed, Developing, and Emerging Economies Exploración de la interacción entre el crecimiento del dinero en sentido amplio, la expansión financiera y la conectividad digital: Implicaciones para el crecimiento económico en las economías desarrolladas, en desarrollo y emergentes Yangailo, Tryson Inclusión financiera conectividad digital crecimiento económico crecimiento monetario amplio análisis comparativo Financial Inclusion Digital Connectivity Economic Growth Broad Money Growth Comparative Analysis This study examines the impact of broad money growth, financial inclusion, and digital connectivity on GDP growth in developed, developing, and emerging economies from 1994 to 2022. Using World Bank data and employing Jamovi for statistical analysis, the research applies descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, and regression analysis to uncover the relationships among these variables. The results show that broad money growth is positively correlated with GDP growth, with stronger effects in emerging markets compared to developed and developing economies. Financial inclusion, as measured by account ownership, and digital connectivity, as reflected in mobile phone subscriptions and internet usage, contribute significantly to economic growth, especially in less stable environments. This study differs from previous research by providing a comprehensive cross-country analysis that integrates financial inclusion and digital connectivity and examines their combined impact on economic growth. Unlike previous studies, which have often focused on a single region or variable, this research provides a holistic view of how financial inclusion and digital infrastructure interact in different economic contexts. It highlights the differential impact of these factors in different economic environments, providing nuanced insights into their collective influence on GDP growth. The findings underscore the critical importance of expanding financial services and improving digital infrastructure to promote economic development. Policy implications include prioritizing financial inclusion and digital connectivity to boost economic performance, especially in developing and emerging economies. Future research should examine sector-specific impacts and include additional variables such as political stability. This study contributes to the literature by offering a broader perspective on the interplay of financial and digital factors, providing new insights into their effects in different economic environments. Este estudio examina el impacto del crecimiento del dinero en sentido amplio, la inclusión financiera y la conectividad digital en el crecimiento del PIB en las economías desarrolladas, en desarrollo y emergentes desde 1994 hasta 2022. Utilizando datos del Banco Mundial y Jamovi para el análisis estadístico, la investigación emplea estadísticas descriptivas, correlación y análisis de regresión para explorar las relaciones entre estas variables. Los resultados muestran que el crecimiento del dinero en sentido amplio está positivamente correlacionado con el crecimiento del PIB, con efectos más fuertes en los mercados emergentes. La inclusión financiera, medida por la titularidad de cuentas, y la conectividad digital, indicada por las suscripciones a teléfonos móviles y el uso de Internet, también contribuyen significativamente al crecimiento económico, especialmente en entornos menos estables. Estas conclusiones subrayan la importancia de ampliar los servicios financieros y la infraestructura digital para impulsar el desarrollo económico. Los responsables políticos deben dar prioridad a la inclusión financiera y la conectividad digital para mejorar los resultados económicos, especialmente en las economías en desarrollo y emergentes. 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spellingShingle Inclusión financiera
conectividad digital
crecimiento económico
crecimiento monetario amplio
análisis comparativo
Financial Inclusion
Digital Connectivity
Economic Growth
Broad Money Growth
Comparative Analysis
Yangailo, Tryson
Exploring the Interplay of Broad Money Growth, Financial Expansion, and Digital Connectivity: Implications for Economic Growth Across Developed, Developing, and Emerging Economies
title Exploring the Interplay of Broad Money Growth, Financial Expansion, and Digital Connectivity: Implications for Economic Growth Across Developed, Developing, and Emerging Economies
title_alt Exploración de la interacción entre el crecimiento del dinero en sentido amplio, la expansión financiera y la conectividad digital: Implicaciones para el crecimiento económico en las economías desarrolladas, en desarrollo y emergentes
title_full Exploring the Interplay of Broad Money Growth, Financial Expansion, and Digital Connectivity: Implications for Economic Growth Across Developed, Developing, and Emerging Economies
title_fullStr Exploring the Interplay of Broad Money Growth, Financial Expansion, and Digital Connectivity: Implications for Economic Growth Across Developed, Developing, and Emerging Economies
title_full_unstemmed Exploring the Interplay of Broad Money Growth, Financial Expansion, and Digital Connectivity: Implications for Economic Growth Across Developed, Developing, and Emerging Economies
title_short Exploring the Interplay of Broad Money Growth, Financial Expansion, and Digital Connectivity: Implications for Economic Growth Across Developed, Developing, and Emerging Economies
title_sort exploring the interplay of broad money growth financial expansion and digital connectivity implications for economic growth across developed developing and emerging economies
topic Inclusión financiera
conectividad digital
crecimiento económico
crecimiento monetario amplio
análisis comparativo
Financial Inclusion
Digital Connectivity
Economic Growth
Broad Money Growth
Comparative Analysis
topic_facet Inclusión financiera
conectividad digital
crecimiento económico
crecimiento monetario amplio
análisis comparativo
Financial Inclusion
Digital Connectivity
Economic Growth
Broad Money Growth
Comparative Analysis
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