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by low inflation, robust growth and low level of bureaucratic corruption due to better governance. In contrast, the … corruption, high inflation due partly to reliance on seigniorage to finance public spending, and lackluster growth. Using annual …
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between a decision-maker and a lobbying party serves as a legal substitute for corruption. Due to the obvious lack of field …We study experimentally whether anti-corruption policies with a focus on bribery might be insufficient to uncover more … pure anticipation of future rewards from a lobbying party suffices to bias a decision-maker in favor of this party, even …
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between a decision-maker and a lobbying party serves as a legal substitute for corruption. Due to the obvious lack of field …We study experimentally whether anti-corruption policies with a focus on bribery might be insufficient to uncover more … pure anticipation of future rewards from a lobbying party suffices to bias a decision-maker in favor of this party, even …
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This paper examines lobbying and corruption as alternative ways of dealing with regulatory obstacles. I propose a model … where firms facing a costly regulation can bribe a rule-enforcing bureaucrat to get around it, lobby the government to … that firms who join lobby groups do not stop paying bribes to bureaucrats, and firms more impacted by corruption are no …
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Previous research has found a negative effect of corruption on growth in the United States. However, some theory … corruption’s harmful effects on growth are smaller when regulation is greater. … suggests corruption might have a positive impact in places with dysfunctional political institutions. This paper investigates …
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This paper examines how government regulation in developing countries affects the form of corruption between business … (the content of regulation) and regulatory governance reduce corruption; 2) competition and privatization reduces … cross-country telecom regulation dataset collected by Wallsten et al. (2004), finding that 1) strong regulatory substance …
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This paper replicates the Johnson et al.’s (1998) empirical analysis of the affects of regulatory discretion on the unofficial economy. The narrow replication uses the data set of the original study which comprises of 49 countries for the year 1997. The wide replication is performed in two...
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We consider an industry with firms that produce a final good emitting pollution to different degree as a side effect. Pollution is regulated by a tradable quota system where some quotas may have been allocated at the outset, i.e. before the quota market is opened. We study how volatility in...
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Ethiopia is considered to be one of the oldest nations in the world but at present its socio-economic condition is not satisfactory. It is the second most populous country in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is rated the poorest and most heavily indebted countries of the world, ranked last out of 208...
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This paper examines the nexus between political instability and economic growth in 10 CEE countries in transition in the period 1990-2009. Our results support the contention that political instability defined as a propensity for government change had a negative impact on growth. On the other...
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