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Enlightenment Economics and the Framing of the U.S. Constitution

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Of Markets and Subsidies : Counterintuitive Policy Trends for Clean Energy in the European Union and the United States

Mormann, Felix - 2020

The United States is commonly characterized as a nation with a deep distrust of big government and a strong commitment to markets and competition. In contrast, the prevailing image of the European Union is that of a highly bureaucratized polity favoring interventionist economic governance over...

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Who cares about corruption in Africa? : China or the USA?

Tawiah, Vincent Konadu; Ayivor, Raymond; Oyewo, … - In: International journal of finance & economics : IJFE 29 (2024) 3, pp. 2647-2664

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Entrepreneurship, Corruption, and the Size of U.S. Underground Economies

Wiseman, Travis - 2015

corruption, this paper examines whether formal sector productive (unproductive) entrepreneurial activity is associated with lower … corruption by asking whether corruption affects entrepreneurial outcomes primarily through its effects on the shadow economy. I … contend that if this is the case, then estimates of corruption should serve as a good instrument for shadow economy size in …

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