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• TITLE: Analysis of the Impact of Transport Infrastructure on Economic Growth in the Republic of Congo

  AUTHORS: Pouyi Chrisdonne Vinceline, Shiqin Guo, Niouma Risch My Christ Keeven

  KEYWORDS: Transport Infrastructure, Economic Growth, Republic of Congo, Roads, Railways

  JOURNAL NAME: American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, Vol.14 No.10, October 17, 2024

  ABSTRACT: This study examines the impact of transport infrastructure on economic growth in the Republic of Congo. Highlighting the importance of infrastructure in development, it examines the role of roads and railways in promoting economic expansion. Despite historical challenges in infrastructure development and maintenance, recent government initiatives aim to improve connectivity. Using the Solow model, transport infrastructure is found to significantly boost economic productivity. The empirical results reveal a long-run positive correlation between transport infrastructure and economic growth and the existence of causality between infrastructure and economic growth, this study aims to establish a causal link between transport infrastructure and economic growth, providing essential information for future infrastructure projects and policies in the Republic of Congo.