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This paper develops a proxy measure of the inequality of influence on the basis of survey evidence from 2002 Business Environment and Enterprise Performance Survey (BEEPS) conducted among 6,500 firms in 27 transition countries. We refer to the resulting inequality as crony bias in the political...
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unbundles corruption to measure different types of corrupt transactions and provide detailed information on the characteristics … and performance of firms, we find that: i) corruption reduces FDI inflows and attracts lower quality investment in terms … of governance standards; ii) in misgoverned settings, FDI firms may magnify the problems of state capture and procurement …
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Traditionally, national governance and corruption challenges have been seen as: i) particularly daunting in the poorer … governance constraints, and corruption in particular, is a key determinant of a country's global competitiveness. These findings … institutions, iii) a challenge within public sectors, and, iv) divorced from global governance or security issues - seen as …
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This paper presents estimates of six dimensions of governance covering 199 countries and territories for four time … of governance, drawn from 25 separate data sources constructed by 18 different organizations. We assign these individual … measures of governance to categories capturing key dimensions of governance, and use an unobserved components model to …
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and governance, in controlling corruption, and in improving institutional quality -- although there is clearly variance … within a country, in turn affecting governance and corruption, has often been under-emphasized in program design. These argue … worldwide governance, and present recent empirical evidence. Focusing on defining and unbundling key governance components, such …
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The ultimatum game experiment has a long history in experimental economics. In-vivo ultimatum like strategic settings often involve uncertain rejection and payoff reversals. This paper presents the results of an ultimatum like experiment extended to reflect characteristics of a shared...
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This paper attempts to propose a methodology to combine different dimensions of governance indicators into a composite … index. The governance index is computed as the weighted average of principal components of the standardized governance … indicators, where weights are variances of successive principal components. Since the notion of good governance is multi …
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traditional anticorruption measures such as the increase in corruption costs or the organization of public education campaigns … would not permanently reduce corruption levels if poverty remains diffused. Using an overlapping generation model based on a … mechanism of cultural transmission, we study the evolution both of social attidudes towards bureaucratic corruption and the …
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clash, noncompliant behaviors proliferate, among them, tax evasion, corruption, bribery, organized criminality, and theft of …, circumvention, abuse, and/or corruption of institutional rules--comprise what we can be termed underground economies. A variety of …
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institutions devised to discourage it. The analytical framework used to explore the symmetric tragedies of the commons and the … institutions and corruption. A simple game theoretic model is built to show that corruption produces a tragedy of the anticommons … and it can be discouraged by the introduction of competition among corrupt agents to turn it into a tragedy of the commons …
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