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Checks and balances, private information, and the credibility of monetary commitments
Keefer, Philip; Stasavage, David - In: International organization : IO 56 (2002) 4, pp. 751-774
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Bureaucratic delegation and political institutions : when are independent central banks irrelevant?
Keefer, Philip; Stasavage, David - 2000
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When does delegation improve credibility? : Central bank independence and the separation of powers
Keefer, Philip; Stasavage, David - 1998
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Checks and balances, private information, and the credibility of monetary commitments
Keefer, Philip; Stasavage, David - 2001
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Beyond legal origin and checks and balances : political credibility, citizen information, and financial sector development
Keefer, Philip - In: Political institutions and financial development, (pp. 125-155). 2008
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Insurgency and credible commitment in autocracies and democracies
Keefer, Philip - 2007
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Governance and economic growth
Keefer, Philip - In: Dancing with giants : China, India, and the global economy, (pp. 211-242). 2007
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Beyond legal origin and checks and balances : political credibility, citizen information and financial sector development
Keefer, Philip - 2007
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The ethnicity distraction? : political credibility and partisan preferences in Africa
Keefer, Philip - 2010
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Comment on "Evaluating recipes for development success" : the policy usefulness of institutional and political analyses of development
Keefer, Philip - In: The World Bank research observer 22 (2007) 2, pp. 159-164
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