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This paper offers a new interpretation of the connection between openness and good governance. Assuming that corruption … display lower corruption in equilibrium. In data, naturally more open economies' do exhibit less corruption even after taking …
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about misconduct by government officials, so that, even when each complaint is unlikely to succeed, more frequent complaints … encourage better behavior from officials. Newly assembled individual-level survey data from the World Justice Project show that … survey data on reporting crime and corruption. Citizen complaints might thus be an operative mechanism that explains the link …
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.e., those where groups live more spatially separately, have a substantially lower quality of government. In contrast, there is … no relationship between religious segregation and the government quality …
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, indicating that most government insiders quickly wear out their welcome, and then drop once the minister is fully entrenched in …
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city inhabitants, and lower levels of military spending by ruling elites, as predicted by the theory …
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Projected demographic changes in industrialized and developing countries vary in extent and timing but will reduce the share of the population in working age everywhere. Conventional wisdom suggests that this will increase capital intensity with falling rates of return to capital and increasing...
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examine the effect of capital flows on the transmission of stagnation. In a world with a low natural rate of interest, greater …
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This paper estimates the efficiency consequences of interactions between nominal tax systems and inflation in open economies. Domestic inflation changes after-tax real interest rates at home and abroad, thereby stimulating international capital movement and influencing domestic and foreign tax...
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This paper shows that smaller countries have larger public sectors as a share of GDP, and are also more open to trade. These empirical observations are consistent with recent theoretical models explaining country formation and break up
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The integration of world capital markets carries important implications for the design and impact of tax policies. This … recent efforts to reconcile observations with theory. To the extent that multinational firms possess intangible capital on …
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