Regarding the limits of this study, we encountered problems related to the collection of the database, In fact, we wanted to have a wider period to examine the link between tax revenues, domestic investments and economic growth. Otherwise, and because of the short period of our samples, we used an ad hoc specification which has only three variables by eliminating several control variables whose goal is to have a larger and more efficient degree of freedom.
Another limitation, which we encountered, is that the stationarity of our variable forces us to apply an estimate based on the VECM model.
In fact, the structure of the database shows us that we cannot use other econometric models, and this presents itself as an obstacle to verifying the robustness of our results by examining another econometric model. Finally, regarding the limits of this study, we encountered obstacles in the literature. Indeed we have noticed the absence of work that has studied the links between taxes, domestic investments and economic and social well-being, and this confirms in a way the originality of our work.
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