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Initiation of Corrupt Exchanges and Severity of Corruption

Goel, Rajeev K. - 2016

This paper examines the effectiveness of corruption control depending upon whether the bribe taker or the bribe giver initiates the corrupt interaction. The probability of corrupt exchanges depends upon the bribe and the corrupt market structure. The probability of apprehension is set but...

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Cartel Overcharges : An Empirical Analysis

Bolotova, Yuliya - 2006

to decline as antitrust enforcement regimes had become stricter. As predicted by cartel theory, market structure is an …

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Factors Influencing the Magnitude of Cartel Overcharges : An Empirical Analysis of the US Market

Connor, John M. - 2009

Using the overcharge estimates for 333 cartel episodes, we evaluate the impact of cartel characteristics and changes in the market and legal environment on the magnitude of overcharges imposed by private cartels in the US and other geographic markets as early as the 18th century. The median...

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Corruption and the shadow economy

Choi, Jay Pil; Thum, Marcel - 2002

This paper develops a simple framework to analyze the links between corruption and the unofficial economy and their implications for the official economy. In a model of self-selection with heterogeneous entrepreneurs, we show that the entrepreneurs option to flee to the underground economy...

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Corruption and the Shadow Economy

Choi, Jay Pil; Thum, Marcel P. - 2021

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Disaggregated spending and the productivity bias hypothesis

Goswami, Gour G.; Rahman, Atiqur - In: The journal of developing areas 41 (2007/08) 2, pp. 79-90

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Disaggregated Spending and the Productivity Bias Hypothesis

Goswami, Gour Gobinda - 2020

According to the productivity bias hypothesis countries have a tendency for real appreciation in their domestic … currency as a result of a productivity shock and the tendency is more pronounced in the non-tradable sectors. Balassa (1964 … the bias is more prominent in government sector compared to other component of aggregate spending …

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Nationalism in Winter Sports Judging and its Lessons for Organizational Decision Making

Zitzewitz, Eric - 2003

This paper exploits nationalistic biases in Olympic winter sport judging to study the problem of designing a decision making process that uses the input of potentially biased agents. Judges score athletes from their own countries higher than other judges do, and they appear to vary their biases...

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International asset allocation under regime switching, skew and kurtosis preferences

Guidolin, Massimo; Timmermann, Allan - In: The review of financial studies 21 (2008) 2, pp. 889-935

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Self-serving bias and tax morale

Blaufus, Kay; Braune, Matthias; Hundsdoerfer, Jochen; … - In: Economics letters 131 (2015), pp. 91-93

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