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identity (reform winner or loser?) more pessimistic about their chances of benefiting from the reform. Consequently, learning … successfully but nevertheless lost public support, and vice versa. We show that learning dynamics can rationalize this apparent … paradox, the reason being that the process of revealing reform outcomes is an example of sampling without replacement: every …
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support nevertheless. We show that learning dynamics can rationalize this paradox, the reason being that the process of … revealing reform outcomes is an example of sampling without replacement. We show that this concept challenges the conventional … wisdom that one should start by revealing reform winners. We use our framework to explain why gradual reforms worked well in …
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identity (reform winner or loser?) more pessimistic about their chances of benefiting from the reform. Consequently, learning …/08/25/wber.lhu005.abstract?sid=a3f17f9e-0c3c-403b-87cc-14b5eebc2752">'The World Bank Economic Review'</A>, forthcoming … successfully but nevertheless lost public support, and vice versa. We show that learning dynamics can rationalize this apparent …
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support. This paper shows that learning dynamics can rationalize this paradox because the process of revealing reform outcomes … revealing reform winners. It may also lead to situations in which reforms that enjoy both ex ante and ex post majority support … successes in Special Economic Zones facilitated further reform), whereas this was much less the case for Latin American and …
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support. This paper shows that learning dynamics can rationalize this paradox because the process of revealing reform outcomes … revealing reform winners. It may also lead to situations in which reforms that enjoy both ex ante and ex post majority support … successes in Special Economic Zones facilitated further reform), whereas this was much less the case for Latin American and …
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This short editorial introduces a new temporary section within the journal, on the future of reformed capitalism. Many observers consider economic problems a cause of political malaise. Thence a renewed attention for political economy issues and for political developments and their relationship...
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In this paper, I argue that religion matters for the emergence of democracies and dictatorships. Religion is defined as demand for public goods. Different types of religious collectives reflect different tradeoffs between centralized resource distribution and market rewards. Religions are...
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corruption. We present a model of corruption and reform which shows that under some circumstances a particular gradualist reform … existing bureaucrats, thereby gaining their support for a reform effort that will ultimately reduce the distortions stemming … recent Chinese reform. …
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Economic reform is difficult to carry out because it often undercuts teh status and economic advantage of the rank …
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