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recommendations presented here are based on the particular system of property rights assumed within each theory. In this example, I … show why corruption is a problem of the state rather than the market. …
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Vertragstheorie - ausgewählte Ansatzpunkte zur Betrugsbekämpfung und insbesondere das Problem der Sanktionierung von ertappten … using existing results of contract theory. …
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This paper examines the relation between political corruption and the composition of public spending. A rent …-seeking model is used to describe political rent creation through the composition of public spending. Political corruption is … categories characterized by high-technology goods supplied by non-competitive industries varies positively with the Corruption …
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. This ability to extract rents is itself posited as a function of the degree of corruption in a country's government. Thus …, it is the high degree of corruption in developing country governments that contributes to the dual nature of their … industrial structure. The model predicts that the higher the degree of corruption, the fewer (and larger) are the formal firms …
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water, corruption and rent-seeking. These failures result in wastage of this scarce resource. We propose to study the public … management of irrigated perimeter using the theory of transaction cost. To this end, we conduct an inquiry in the delegation of …
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stable norms of behaviour. Domination of barter exchange, arrears, corruption and black market activities are examples of …
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A puzzling piece of empirical evidence suggests that resource-abundant countries tend to grow slower than their resource-poor counterparts. We attempt to explain this phenomenon by developing a lobbying game in which rent seeking firms interact with corrupt governments. The presence or absence...
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Any legislative framework is likely to generate different institutions or norms of behavior which the legislator occasionally could have never foreseen. I suggested a general pattern, on which inefficient, if stable, norms or institutions called institutional traps would form.
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This paper presents an index of institutionalized social technologies covering its two main dimensions namely Risk reducing technologies and Anti Rent seeking technologies and in turn covers several social, institutional, political and economic aspects. Specifically it attempted to classify and...
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