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infrastructure service delivery), as well as other relevant city characteristics. This city database, encompassing hundreds of cities … of delivery of infrastructure services. We also find that globalization and good city governance are significantly …
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This paper shows the impact that investment in infrastructure may have on the efficiency of agricultural products …
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analyses of public capital productivity have generally been limited to the official capital stock estimates available in a …
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This essay attempt to summarise what is known about the mediterranean cities and their relationship to the so-called Global Cities, principally based on immaterial fluxes, which offer a growing centrality to cities networks and communication systems. A new dualism has sprung, global/local,...
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This paper introduces a dynamic model of productivity measurement based on recent endogenous growth theories. The model … presented in this study is based on dynamic duality theory and incorporate public goods (public capital and R&D) as external … permits deriving testable hypotheses related to the two conditions of endogenous growth theory mentioned above. The model is …
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The present paper analyzes the phenomenon of corruption in the context of a Public Works Department (PWD) in a developing country city and examines its tenacity in the face of anticorruption measures. Different behaviour patterns of the supervisor (official) of the PWD have been considered. The...
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In earlier papers on “Socialist privatization” Feige proposed a sequential set of stabilization, privatization and liberalization policies designed to provide the necessary, albeit not sufficient conditions, for a transition from a planned to a market economy. An important component of the...
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This paper examines the effect of inequality on growth among the sub- national states in India. Theoretically, growth of the regional economy is driven by productive public investment in the provision of health and education services financed by a linear output tax, and the optimum tax rate is...
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In India, the supply of electricity relies heavily on a virtually bankrupt and sometimes corrupt system of state electricity boards (SEBs), which have failed to bring electricity to approximately 40% of rural households. High subsidy levels to agriculture and domestic customers and widespread...
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