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The rule of law and economic growth : where are we?

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Institutions and economic policy : theory and a Korean case study

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Institutions and growth in Korea and Taiwan : the bureaucracy

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The Rule of Law and Economic Growth : Where are We?

Haggard, Stephan M. - 2011

It is widely assumed that the rule of law is essential for economic growth. However, the rule of law is clearly a multidimensional concept, encompassing a variety of discrete components from security of person and property rights, to checks on government and control of corruption. We review the...

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