Background: One of the most important economic goals of countries is to create the conditions necessary for promoting sustainable and sustainable economic development. The fundamental elimination of corruption, the promotion of economic freedom and the business environment in line with the practical incentives for economic growth and development will only be possible with the ever-growing link of economic ethics. The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between moral corruption, business environment and related economic indicators with economic growth and development.
Method: The research method is applied and correlational. Macroeconomic indicators are growth rate of fixed capital formation, inflation, corruption, business environment, population growth rate, foreign direct investment and economic growth index and D8 countries are selected as the statistical population for 2000-2017 were selected as the research sample. The data were measured by the World Bank, the Freezer and Heritage Institute, and the International Transparency Institute. Pooled data statistical test was performed using Stata software.
Results: The fitting of the research model, which included a major hypothesis, was confirmed. Ethics, business environment, and economic components have a significant relationship with growth and development, and over time, the long-term relationship is confirmed.
Conclusion: According to the estimation, all variables are stable, and economic growth has a positive and significant relationship with population growth rate, growth rate of fixed capital formation, foreign investment and business environment and has a negative and significant relationship with moral corruption and inflation.