Corruption and Tourism: An Empirical Investigation in a Non‐linear Framework

Shrabani Saha · Ghialy Yap

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Corruption and Economic Development Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Energy, Environment, Economic Growth

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Abstract This article investigates the effect of corruption on tourism demand for a panel of countries during 1999–2009 by using panel least square and fixed effects regressions. Prior research has considered only the linear effects of corruption on tourism. We examine the relationship between corruption and tourism in a non‐linear framework after controlling for economic and heritage factors. The findings suggest that corruption has a significant effect on tourism demand and that this effect is non‐linear. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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