Revista Galega de Economía

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Collaboration with the XXXII Congreso EBEN España

2024-11-21

The Revista Galega de Economía (Galician Journal of Economics) has reached a collaboration agreement with the Congreso EBEN España, titled "Dinamizando el Cambio para un Futuro Responsable, Ético y Centrado en las Personas", which will take place in Santiago de Compostela from May 21 to 23, 2025.

As part of this agreement, the journal will publish a selection of papers presented at the congress that successfully pass the peer-review process.

We encourage you to visit the official congress website at https://eben-santiagodecompostela.com for more information and to review the submission guidelines.

Journal Impact Factor and FECYT Quality Certification

2024-06-27

We are pleased to announce that the Revista Galega de Economía/Galician Journal of Economics has, for the first time, received Clarivate's Journal Impact Factor (JIF, 2023 edition) in the "Economics" category. Additionally, we have renewed the FECYT Editorial Quality Certification due to the journal´s good performance in publication quality. This recognition enhances the impact and visibility of the articles published in our journal, benefiting our authors.

This achievement would not have been possible without the contributions of our authors, reviewers, and editors. We extend our sincere thanks for helping us reach this milestone.

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Long-term asymmetric impacts of insecurity and corruption on development of tourism: Evidence from Nigeria

Nurudeen Abu

Published 12-12-2024

This research evaluates the long-term asymmetric impacts of insecurity and corruption on the development of tourism in Nigeria using a non-linear ARDL (NARDL) method to analyze quarterly data for the 1996-2021 period. The cointegration test result provides an evidence of a long-term relationship among these three variables (corruption, insecurity and tourism development), along with exchange rate, income and infrastructure. The asymmetry test results reveal asymmetry between tourism development and both corruption and insecurity. The outcomes of the empirical exercise indicate that a positive shock to control of corruption (decline in corruption) fosters long-term tourism development, while a negative shock to control of corruption (increase in corruption) does not significantly explain long-term tourism development. In addition, a positive change in government expenditure on internal security (increase in internal insecurity) lowers long-term tourism development, but a negative change in government spending on internal security (decrease in internal insecurity) enhances long-term tourism development. Depreciation of the domestic currency promotes long-term tourism development. Thus, policies that reduce corruption and insecurity are recommended to promote long-term development of the tourism sector in Nigeria.