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Reducing Structural Dominance and Entry Barriers in Russian Industry

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Corruption and Policy: Back to the Roots

Broadman, Harry; Recanatini, Francesca - In: Journal of Economic Policy Reform 5 (2002) 1, pp. 37-49

Corruption is now recognized to be a pervasive phenomenon that can seriously jeopardize the best-intentioned reform efforts. This paper presents an analytical framework for examining the role basic market institutions play in rent-seeking and illicit behavior. The empirical results suggest that...

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WHAT ARE CHINESE AND INDIAN FIRMS DOING IN AFRICA? Chinese and Indian multinationals are capitalizing on the opportunities for foreign direct investment in Africa

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Is Russia Restructuring? New Evidence on Job Creation and Destruction

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Seeds of Corruption : Do Market Institutions Matter?

Broadman, Harry G. - 2004

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Corruption and Policy : Back to the Roots

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Corruption is now recognized to be a pervasive phenomenon that can seriously jeopardize the best-intentioned reform efforts. Economists in the field of industrial organization, antitrust and regulation have long recognized certain institutional factors as potent determinants of corruption,...

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An empirical estimate of the effects of labor-market distortions on the factor content of U. S. trade

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Estimating the Tariff-Equivalent of NTMs

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