The Effect of Institutions on Economic Growth in Muslim Countries

For the last century, Muslim countries have been generally recalled by political and economic instabilities. They facing important problems such as poverty, internal turmoil, social disorders, lack of democracy, inadequate health services low education level that obstruct their developments. These in general are addressed to governance spoiled institutional structures markets area. According good approach, efficient attract private investors which will drive development growth. a market be efficient, various institutions must established operate within framework. This work examines relationship between growth address this problem. The problem statement is: Is there significant countries? D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation Countries used proxy countries. World Bank Governance Indicators levels UNDP Human Development Index is human capital. Results show exists