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comprehensive toolbox for economic growth and takes Jordan and Egypt as examples for how industrial policy measures are employed in …
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unusually close look at the relationship between bureaucratic organization, bribe-setting behavior and the costs corruption … bureaucrats to engage in "collusive" or "coercive" types of corruption. We then observe how firms adjust their shipping and … sourcing strategies in response to different types of corruption. "Collusive" corruption is cost-reducing for firms, increasing …
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The focus of this study is on black markets which provide an important segment of the parallel economy. These markets operate in disequilibrium,search and information costs become very important.Trafficking in drugs taken as case, to explore both theoretically and empirically. The problem,...
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This paper analyses the implications of classical liberal and libertarian approaches for distributive justice in the context of social welfare orderings. An axiom capturing a liberal non-interfering view of society, named the Weak Harm Principle, is studied, whose roots can be traced back to...
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In light of the political and economic conditions that Egypt has challenged during the last two years and its …
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If corrupt bureaucrats target registered firms, then corruption may discourage registration. Using data from a survey … of 4,801 microenterprises in Zambia, this paper looks at whether corruption is a more or less serious problem for … about corruption than unregistered firms. This suggests that remaining informal and out-of-sight might reduce the burden of …
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Corruption in the public sector is manifested both in collusive and noncollusive forms. Collusive corruption erodes tax … compliance and leads to higher tax evasion. Noncollusive corruption stems from abuse of the public position by corrupt public … bribes paid nor gains from tax evasion are deterministic. To analyze effects of corruption by accounting for the uncertainty …
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the effects of corruption and tax cut. We assume only the non-traded sector to be corruption affected. We argue that a … fall in the degree of corruption surprisingly increases number of intermediators while tax change has no effect on it. But … the size of the intermediation activities expands in both the cases. Low corruption diminishes the exportable production …
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Previous research has found a negative effect of corruption on growth in the United States. However, some theory … suggests corruption might have a positive impact in places with dysfunctional political institutions. This paper investigates … whether the corruption-growth link is conditional on the extent of government involvement across U.S. states. Even though no …
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natural disasters has affected corruption within the public sector. There are a number of major findings from this study. (1 …) Natural disasters lead to corruption within the public sector. (2) Furthermore, disaggregating disasters into various … group, increase corruption; however, other types of disasters do not have such a consequence. (3) The effect of floods is …
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