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This paper presents a comprehensive set of stylised facts for business cycles in India from 1950-2010. We show that … persistence however, India looks more similar to advanced economies, and less like other emerging market economies. We argue that …". -- Emerging Market Business Cycle Models ; Structural Change ; India's Economic Reforms ; Good Luck Hypothesis …
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This Working Paper examines India's growth and employment generation performance over the last ten years in the context … achieved on the back of reducing capital expenditures. The Paper reviews the distorted nature of India's labour markets and … recommends legislative and the other steps needed to work around constraints. The need for India to widen its relatively narrow …
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Why do donor countries give foreign aid? The answers found in the literature are: (i) because donor countries care for recipient countries (e.g. altruism), and/or (ii) because there exist distortions that make the indirect gains from foreign aid (e.g. terms of trade effects) to be larger than...
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We analyze how the structure of organizational form of legislative institutions affects interest groups ’incentives to lobby.Lobbying is modelled the strategic provision of information by an interest group to a multi-person legislature.We show that the effectiveness of lobbying lies in...
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This paper evaluates the impacts of increasing female representation in Bolivian municipal councils on public policy choices and welfare outcomes. By combining detailed administrative panel data on municipal expenditures and revenues together with electoral data, an innovative regression...
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