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parametric estimates may have seriously underestimated the growth effects of democracy. In particular, we find an average … negative effect on growth of leaving democracy on the order of -2 percentage points implying effects on income per capita as …
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capita income causes the creation and the consolidation of democracy. We argue that existing studies find support for this … affect both the level of income per capita and the likelihood of democracy in a country, and failing to control for these … factors may introduce a spurious relationship between income and democracy. We show that controlling for these historical …
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We revisit one of the central empirical findings of the political economy literature that higher income per capita … causes democracy. Existing studies establish a strong cross-country correlation between income and democracy, but do not … country fixed effects removes the statistical association between income per capita and various measures of democracy. We also …
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mechanism of dispute resolution within the framework of a disciplinary mode of administrative law within a bureaucratic … and Western Europe, it reveals the importance of political institution, legal regime and the growth of jurisprudence that …
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research would be helpful. Universities can contribute to recreating hope and optimism through more innovation in the economy. …Higher education is in the position to save Europe by rendering a substantial contribution to sustainable economic … research more on societal problems, while being better empowered and enabled by Governments. Universities must show leadership …
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This paper examines whether, given the increasing salience of subnational governments, political decentralisation has an impact on overall economic performance. It uses panel data analyses in order to determine the association between a number of the different indices of political...
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This paper looks at the economic impact of secession through the lens of the disintegration of the former Yugoslavia. It uses an econometric analysis covering the period between 1956 and 2011 – including a series of factors linked to the independence process, socioeconomic and structural...
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