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The paper addresses the issue of corruption, which appears to be endemic in Greece. It reviews the facts about … corruption as multi-faceted phenomenon and its close relationship to tax evasion, by comparing Greece to its EU partners, as well … internationally. It addresses corruption as an instance of anti-social behavior by means of a number of simple metaphors that allow …
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This paper analyzes corruption as a collusive act which requires the participation of two willing partners. An agent … consequently has multiple equilibria. The economy can be in stable equilibrium with a high or low level of corruption.Starting from … the high-corruption equilibrium, a sufficient increase in vigilance triggers a negative cascade, leading the economy to a …
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Theory is divided over the effects of corruption on economic growth. However, the growing consensus based on the … empirical literature is that corruption is associated with negative growth outcomes. This relationship is not necessarily linear …, and causality between corruption and economic growth can run in both directions. …
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stable norms of behaviour. Domination of barter exchange, arrears, corruption and black market activities are examples of …
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, corruption, and some other institutional traps. Implications for reform strategy are explored. The analysis shows that the …
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Any legislative framework is likely to generate different institutions or norms of behavior which the legislator occasionally could have never foreseen. I suggested a general pattern, on which inefficient, if stable, norms or institutions called institutional traps would form.
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This paper provides a theoretical analysis of the relationship between public sector motivation and development. In the model the public sector produces a public good and workers are heterogeneous in terms of public sector motivation (PSM). Wages in the private sector increase with the quality...
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are such institutions, as barter, non-payments, tax evasion, and corruption. A game-theoretic model of the barter trap is …
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