Gıne'de imalat katma değeri, kişi başına gayrı safi yurtiçi hasıla ve doğrudan yabancı yatırım girişleri arasındaki ilişkinin ampirik analizi

Guinea has embarked on a comprehensive industrialization journey outlined in the National Industrial Development Policy (PNDIG). This study investigates the relationship between MVA, FDI inflows, and GDP per capita in Guinea, with a focus on the transformative effects of the PNDIG. This study uses ARDL modeling techniques to examine Guinea's industrialization strategy with a dataset covering the period 1988-2022. The study analyzes the long-term impacts and short-term dynamics of MVA and FDI inflows on Guinea's economic performance. The study confirms the long-term relationship between MVA and GDP per capita, while highlighting the need to enhance the manufacturing sector's productivity and technological sophistication. Additionally, the study emphasizes the positive correlation between FDI inflows and GDP per capita, illustrating the role of foreign investment in driving Guinea's economic growth. In addition to these relationships, the study emphasizes the influence of lagged MVAs on GDP per capita, showing the need for initiative-taking policy interventions to strengthen industrial resilience and economic performance. In conclusion, this study contributes to understanding Guinea's industrialization narrative, providing empirical insights that are aligned with the country's sustainable and inclusive economic development goals. By providing actionable policy pathways and addressing critical research gaps, this research supports Guinea's journey to harness its industrial potential and achieve lasting prosperity.