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The time teachers spend teaching is low in several developing countries. However, improving teacher effort has proven difficult. Why is it so difficult to increase teacher effort? One possibility is that teachers are resistant to increasing effort because they do not believe their effort is...

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Why do firms pay bribes? : evidence on the demand and supply sides of corruption in developing countries

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behavior affects two main sectors where corruption is rampant: taxation and government contracts. The paper shows that … corruption in tax administration tends to be mainly a demand-side phenomenon. Paying a bribe requested by a public official is … suggest, on the contrary, that corruption is a supply-side phenomenon, with bribe transactions generally initiated by firms to …

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