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Drawing on a unique set of surveys, this article explores the question of whether Russia’s post-communist business …. These findings point to the conclusion that in contemporary Russia the net returns to collective action in support of market …
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This note argues that the most commonly used estimates of the size of the unofficial economies in the former Soviet republics are flawed. Most important, they are based on calculations that disregard the variation in unofficial economic activity across space in the pre-transition Soviet Union....
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Inter-firm information exchange with respect to the reliability of trade partners may be unmediated in the sense that it involves direct communication between the personnel of two firms. Alternatively, this information flow may be channeled by or through an organization such as a trade...
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enterprises. It then introduces unique data from a survey of 359 large industrial firms across several dozen of Russia’s largest …
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concentration across Russia’s regions, we find that firms in politically competitive environments, where there is less concentration …
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The empirical literature assessing the connection between land rights, access to finance and investment activity has focused largely on actors that, for multiple reasons, might face difficulties accessing credit. Communities of small-scale farmers or poor urban households in developing...
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Russia’s tremendous inter-regional variation in the pace of industrial land rights reform has meant that geography has … exploiting both this difference in the pace with which land reform has been carried out across Russia’s federal subjects and a …
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Why are some business lobbies less benign in their external effects than others? In The rise and decline of nations (New Haven: Yale University Press, <CitationRef CitationID="CR44">1982</CitationRef>), Mancur Olson proposed that less-encompassing groups—i.e., those whose constituents collectively represent a relatively narrow range of...</citationref>
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Using evidence from Russia, we explore the effect of the introduction of deposit insurance on bank risk. Drawing on …
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