Somali'de sermaye birikiminin ekonomik büyümeye etkisi

This study examines the consequence of capital accumulation on economic growth in Somalia from 1989 - 2020. To create an economic model and assess the data, econometric methods of the OLS model were utilized. All variables underwent the unit root test, and some of them were discovered not to be stationary in the first difference model, but they are all stationary at the second level. An experiment of the Johnson co-integration hypothesis revealed that there is at least one co-integration between the variables of GDP, gross capital formation, export, saving, and exchange rate. The study set up a strong long-term correlation between Capital Accumulation and Economic Growth in Somalia. The research effort's empirical findings were created on the impact of capital accumulation on the expansion of the Somali economy. A policy recommendation was made such as government should sufficiently mobilize enough and allocate to the real sector for appropriate use and they must shape a good project system that is capable to meet up the demand of domestic and foreign investors.