| Summary: | There are not much empirical studies investigating the relationship between net errors-omissions account and growth in the economics literature. The studies focus on capital inflows in general. The correlation relationships between net errors- omissions account; named as short-term capital inflows and economic growth remains weak around 3 percent in the negative direction. When considering the lagged effects, respectively; including one, two, three delays, the positive relationship is concerned in all. The correlation relationship is 3 percent, 12 percent, 18 percent respectively. In addition, causality analysis, which performed as of the period, has revealed that there is a one-sided causal relationship at 10 percent significance level from net errors-omissions account towards the growth between 2002:1 and 2012:4
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