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Tax Revenue and Gross Capital An Empirical Analysis for Malaysia
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the causality relationship between tax revenue and gross capital in Malaysia. The government expenditure and revenue in Malaysia played a critical role to support the economic operation, however, the economy suffer from continuously budget deficit. F...
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Published in: | Global business and management research 2017-01, Vol.9 SI (1), p.360 |
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Language: | English |
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Summary: | Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the causality relationship between tax revenue and gross capital in Malaysia. The government expenditure and revenue in Malaysia played a critical role to support the economic operation, however, the economy suffer from continuously budget deficit. For that, the government tend recently to increase the revenue by introduce the Good and Services tax (GST) in order to cover the budget deficit. In light of this fact the current study is work to assess how the association between tax revenue and gross capital can affect the country economic growth. Design/methodology/approach: The study utilized co-integration techniques and granger causality included an Error Correction Mechanism (ECM) as the methods of estimation Findings: The results conclude bidirectional long run causality relationship between tax revenue and gross capital. Furthermore, short run unidirectional observed from gross capital to tax revenue. Finding from this study reveal that increase in total tax revenue (TTX) crowd in gross capital in long run. As well as, the result indicate gross capital is main contributor to tax revenue. Practical implications: The results of the present study could help to better understanding for the nature of the relationship between tax revenue and gross capital in Malaysia. Findings suggested from this study can help government and policy designers for an appropriate fiscal policy. Keywords: Tax revenue; Gross capital; Error Correction Mechanism |
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ISSN: | 1947-5667 1947-5667 |