The interest of this paper is to show that “good governance” was one of the main success factors of OECD countries.
Indeed, the good governance has direct and indirect influences on economic growth of these countries. Our empirical attempt, dynamic panel data (GMM) and during the period 1998 to 2006, trying to clarify the direct and indirect effects of good governance on economic growth through human capital.
Our sample consists of twenty OECD countries on which we test the impact of good governance on economic growth through human capital.
We investigate how the concept of “good governance” provides the human capital, the framework of the fight against the corruption of the institution of nations.
Key words : K0, J24, B22, C33