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This paper revisits the effects of a country's institutional framework on individual firms' behavior, in particular focusing on their propensity to comply with legal rules. The theoretical model presented here suggests that these effects may be of paramount significance-contrary to the recently...
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In this paper, we investigate on the determinants of the size of shadow economy (SE) in Latin America. While the analysis of economic causes of SE has been extensively studied in literature, here we offer a wider prospective. In addition to overall economic development, unemployment rate, and...
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This paper attempts to measure the causal impact of the speed of judiciaries on economic activity by using two novel instrumental variables measuring judicial procedural ambiguity and complexity. First, I find that temporally exogenous conflicting judicial decisions taken in India due to the...
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-specific investments, impedes firms' access to formal financial institutions, and favours inefficient dynasties. Moving a firm from the …
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This paper investigates the impact of judiciaries on firms' contracting behaviour and economic performance. In 2002, the Code of Civil Procedure Amendment Act was enacted in India to facilitate speedy disposal of civil suits. Some State High Courts hal already enacted some of the amendments...
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This research exploits the event of immigration to establish that institutions have a persistent effect on culture. It … is argued that immigrants coming from corrupt countries, tend to overtrust the institutions at the host country. This … inflated trust of immigrants is documented as the Great Expectations effect. This result is interesting and intriguing for …
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This research exploits the event of immigration to establish that institutions have a persistent effect on culture. It … is argued that immigrants coming from corrupt countries, tend to overtrust the institutions at the host country. This … inflated trust of immigrants is documented as the Great Expectations effect. This result is interesting and intriguing for …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011114192
institutional compared opinions about “corruption on a background of corrupt institutions” vs. „corruption on a background of … healthy institutions”. The first part of the study will present briefly an institutional perspective a priori the corruption …This paper intends to draw the attention on the very subtle consequences of the corruption in the operational field …
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probabilistic voting model, we show that a lack of financial institutions can lead more corruption as more voters are part of the … corrupt system. Well-functioning financial institutions, in turn, can increase the political support for anti-corruption …In transition and developing countries, we observe rather high levels of corruption even they have democratic political …
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political pressure to reduce corruption if financial institutions are missing. Our model is based on the fact that corrupt … the rents from corruption. In a probabilistic voting model, we show that a lack of financial institutions can lead to more …-functioning financial institutions, in turn, can increase the political support for anti-corruption measures. …
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