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binding policy commitment before nominal wages are set, excessive inflation may result due to a credibility problem. This is … the famous Kydland&Prescott - Barro&Gordon inflationary bias result. This paper shows that a similar credibility problem … solve the credibility problem. …
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small spending by special interests. -- lobbying ; voting ; special interests ; credibility …
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binding policy commitment before nominal wages are set, excessive inflation may result due to a credibility problem. This is … the famous Kydland & Prescott-Barro & Gordon inflationary bias result. This paper shows that a similar credibility problem … may solve the credibility problem …
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Numerous recent studies have addressed how the investment choices of firms depend on elite perceptions of the quality of national regulatory regimes. Likewise, other studies show that government structures can help to support credible commitments that protect market mechanisms. We provide the...
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. Politicians can overcome their credibility deficit in two ways. First, they can build reputations by undertaking costly actions … credibility in this way, we find that targeted transfers and corruption are higher and public good provision lower than in … political credibility, political reliance on patrons enhances welfare in the short-run, in contrast to the traditional view that …
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We reexamine the common argument that rules produce greater credibility than discretion. Rules limit the actions of … everlasting, a regime of discretion in some periods may produce superior credibility and dominate a regime of rules. Keyword …(s): Rules, Discretion, Credibility, Regulation …
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effect on the credibility of exchange rate pegs. Conversely, Keefer and Stasavage argue that central bank independence does …
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It is often argued that capital should flow from aging industrialized economies to countries with fast-growing populations. However, institutional failures and the risk of expropriation substantially reduce developing economies' attractiveness for foreign investors. We analyze the influence of a...
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In this paper we study the consequences of endogenous active labor market policies. In particular it is assumed that all viable policies have to please the employed majority. The main objective is to seek the answer to the following question: In what sense does the political equilibrium deviate...
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