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Inequality in Developing Economies: The Role of Institutional Development
Amendola, Adalgiso
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Easaw, Joshy
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Savoia, Antonio
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Business School, University of Exeter
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2011
-democracy environments; (c) few countries have developed political
institutions
capable of counterbalancing this effect. …
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