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The mental health cost of corruption : evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa

Gillanders, Robert - 2011

This paper examines the effect that experiencing corruption has on an individual's mental health using microeconomic … both binary and ordered probit models using both an experience of corruption index and a simple binary variable. Having to … arenas in which corruption can have a damaging effect on mental health. Some evidence is presented that an individual needs …

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Foreign bidders going once, going twice... : protection in government procurement auctions

Cole, Matthew T.; Davies, Ronald B. - 2014

Until recently, government procurement bidding processes have generally favored domestic firms by awarding the contract to a domestic firm even if a foreign firm tenders a lower bid, so long as the difference between the two is sufficiently small. This has been replaced by an agreement...

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Ex-post optimal knapsack procurement

Jarman, Felix; Meisner, Vincent - 2015

We consider a budget-constrained mechanism designer who selects an optimal set of projects to maximize her utility. A project's cost is private information and its value for the designer may vary. In this allocation problem, the selection of projects - both which and how many - is endogenously...

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