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, can ensure credible disclosure of information. The results here suggest a cautious approach to that view. Government is … government expenditures) and "conservative" (those prefering smaller expenditures) regimes and auditors evolve over time, it is …
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government decentralization did not. There were differences in the signs, magnitudes, and significance of the influence of some …
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How well any government functions simply hinges on how good citizens are at making their politicians accountable for …
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Corruption is a problem that has been shown to adversely affect a country’s development. Recent studies have shown that a country’s electoral system can affect its corruption level. But if that is the case, then electoral rules could be chosen to maximize opportunities for corruption. This...
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A political constitution is like an incomplete contract : it spells out a procedure for making decisions and for delegating power, without specifying the contents of those decisions. This creates a problem : the appointed policy maker could use this power for his own benefit against the...
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observe that corruption significantly decreases government spending on education, R&D and public health in China. We also …
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we observe that corruption significantly decreases government spending on education, R&D and public health in China. We …
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Corruption scandals seem to abound in countries that have recently undergone reform. Despite the proliferation of stories in the news media, no one has examined whether reform—be it democratization or economic liberalization or both—actually causes an increase in corruption. Theory provides...
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Public trust in government to promote the general interest has declined sharply since the early 1960s. Almost all those … commenting on the trend see it as detrimental to government's ability to perform. We recognize that up to some level, trust does … improve government performance, but beyond that level additional trust harms government performance by giving too much …
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observe that corruption significantly decreases government spending on education, R&D and public health in China. We also …
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