Abstract
The economic achievements of leading countries can be role models, but the question is how effective they are. The answer to this issue lies in the cultural sphere. Let us note that each country has its unique landscape, which determines the development trajectory, so it is principal to define what cultural norms affect economic growth, along with factors that will restrain it. In the field of intercultural research, dominant concepts of cultural characteristics are used, in particular, E. Hall, R. Lewis, G. Hofstede, R. Inglehart, and M. Gelfand, depending on academic fields. The concept synthesis makes it possible to identify and maximize their benefits for the economic growth analysis of different countries. At the same time, the difference in cultural analysis approaches makes them complementary, which helps us a sight better interpret the cultural differences and values that will promote growth.
Sign-in/Register to access full text options 
Talk to us
Join us for a 30 min session where you can share your feedback and ask us any queries you have
Schedule a call
