Abstract
The research aims to study the impact of the macroeconomic and institutional variables in achieving growth rates. The research started from the hypothesis that there is a positive direct relationship between the variables explained in the research and economic growth. To prove the research hypothesis, standard tools were used through the programming package (EViews 12). The (panel data) model was relied upon, and the research reached a set of results. It became clear that there is a relationship between the Gini coefficient and economic growth, as well as the effects of some political factors and foreign direct investment on economic growth, and the existence of a direct and significant relationship in the long run only between the coefficient Gini and the economic growth rate, as well as the existence of an inverse and significant relationship in the long run only between the political stability index and the economic growth rate. The research was divided into three sections. The first dealt with previous reference studies, while the second dealt with the relationship between the study variables, and the last dealt with the model or standard test.
