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As concerns about reform fatigue in lower- and middle-income countries have become more widespread, so has the search for ways of boosting support for market-oriented reforms. While the effects of political institutions on reform results have been extensively analyzed, there has been relatively...
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The way the results of the human activity are measured has been and still is a major theoretical and practical concern of the economic world. In this article we are particularly interested in analyzing the circumstances that provide a real image for the economic results at macroeconomic level....
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institutions. In this paper, I will sketch a theory of real-existing socialist economies from a property rights/public choice …
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We study the empirical relationship between democracy and growth using grid-based panel regression and regime … democracy -- best-modelled as a stock variable -- does cause growth, especially beyond the immediate short-run, by enabling the …
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According to the neoclassical economic theory, common goods would be underproduced by the market in the absence of a …
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higher during election years, and reduce lending patterns thereafter. The study shows that countries that enforce monetary … regulatory independence of the central bank dampens the positive effect of elections on bank lending around election years while … they amplify the reductive effects on bank lending after election periods. There is a wake-up call for countries with weak …
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Boettke, Leeson and Subrick (Boettke and Leeson 2004; Leeson and Subrick 2006) describe institutional robustness as the ability of a given system of social organization to stand up to the test of the so-called “hard cases,” i.e., hypothetical scenarios under which the ideal assumptions...
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I reexamine Hirschman's classic text Exit, Voice, and Loyalty through a game-theoretic interpretation of the relationship between exit and voice. The model, which is general and applicable to diverse environments, treats exit as a costly decision which may be prevented through an appropriate...
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This paper introduces an empirical growth model that explains the observed perplexing growth-resource regime, dubbed the resource curse. The main hypothesis introduced here, the rentier predatory state hypothesis, holds that under autocracy, the interaction between political power and resource...
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networks expanded in a less interior-to-coast way in periods of democracy. This result suggests that Africa’s interior …
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