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levels of tolerance and happiness. We argue that a major cause of the systematic clustering of genetic characteristics may be … others. More tolerant societies tend to be happier because they create a more relaxed environment conducive to happiness. …
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1982, the Russia people ranked lower on happiness and life satisfaction than the people of much poorer countries such as …
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: an inverse U-relation of age and happiness is characteristic for the oldest old females only; holding a job enhances life … having children decreases an individual’s happiness. …
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This paper analyzes the phenomenon of repeated procurements made by public sector customers from the same supplier. The previous surveys of “relational contracts” gave different explanations for the possible implications of such repeated procurements, but those surveys dealt mostly with...
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The influence of lobbying activity on economic growth and welfare is widely observed in the literature. Many scholars consider lobbying as a sort of rent-seeking and blame it for non-optimal redistribution of assets, additional costs for firms, and resource reallocation from productive...
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. This finding contributes to a better understanding of the pronounced negative correlation between corruption and …
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Russian regions is correlated with competition, corruption, and control, key factors that influence outcomes of procurement … transparency of information is significantly and negatively correlated with the level of corruption in the region and increases the …
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In this paper we explore relationships between corruption perceptions and such characteristics as the size of shadow … countries. It is shown that irrespective of whether the economy is developed or transitional, negative dependence of corruption … the shadow economy passes 45%, the Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index ceases to respond to growth of …
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Corruption is widely spread across the world and is believed to affect economic growth negatively. It is most … procurement in Russia due to corruption. Unfortunately, to measure corruption is very challenging. In this paper, using the data … on procurement in one of the Russian regions as an example, we suggest and discuss different indicators of corruption …
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the interrelation of e-government with corruption in the public sector. The authors explore possible causal and dependency … relations of the established interlink between e-government and public sector corruption. Although it is universally … acknowledged that corruption is an evil, there is much debate over which determinants of corruption are important. Using …
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