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asymmetric model that is called “oligarchy”(1). For a better understanding of oligarchy we consider an oligarchic society, where …
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We study the incentives to expropriate foreign capital under democracy and obligarchy. We model a two-sector small open …
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development path from monarchy to oligarchy and .nally to democracy with full surage. When it is too costly for any group of …
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development path from monarchy to oligarchy and ?finally to democracy with full suffrage. When it is too costly for any group of …
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democracy because of within-elite conflict, and how the unequal distribution of income in oligarchy supports the oligarchic … significant entry barriers against new entrepreneurs. Democracy, where political power is more widely di used, imposes … redistributive taxes on producers, but tends to avoid entry barriers. When taxes in democracy are high and the distortions caused by …
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Using panel data for twenty-seven post-communist economies between 1987-2003, we examine the nexus of relationships between inequality, fiscal capacity (defined as the ability to raise taxes efficiently) and the political regime. Investigating the impact of political reform we find that full...
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The French Revolution of 1789 had a momentous impact on neighboring countries. The French Revolutionary armies during the 1790s and later under Napoleon invaded and controlled large parts of Europe. Together with invasion came various radical institutional changes. French invasion removed the...
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Thinking about the intellectual journey that Michels undertook, one whereby his critique of social democracy and of the … to one another. Hence it follows a necessary connection between the Michels' 'iron law of the oligarchy' and the 'law of …
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