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positive for long-run income levels. Increasing the share of social welfare spending (and away from all others pro-rata) may be …
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We perform a Meta-Regression Analysis (MRA) of the literature on government size and corruption, examining 450 …
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Governments around the globe are opening up public spending data in order to promote transparency and citizen awareness. However, data openness by itself is not enough to guarantee that the data is consumed efficiently and in meaningful ways. In this work public spending data from seven...
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Using an estimation method developed by Blanchard and Wolfers (2000) we study whether the size of a country's legislature impacts its fiscal response to common and country-specific shocks. The use of this method allows us to estimate the effects of legislature size while also controlling for...
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spending efficiency scores via data envelopment analysis. Second, relying on panel data and impulse response approaches, we … sector efficiency, both for local projections and panel analysis. For instance, efficiency rises by 10 percent following a …
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spending efficiency scores via data envelopment analysis. Second, relying on panel data and impulse response approaches, we … sector efficiency, both for local projections and panel analysis. For instance, efficiency rises by 10 percent following a …
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