Economic governance
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Making a positive contribution to the economic performance of new firms in China
- ( V. Nee;S. Opper;S. Wong / Department of Economics [Cornell University] , 2007)
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China’s state-guided economic miracle has revitalized a long-standing and unsettled debate about the role of government in transformative economic development. In this study of corporate gove...
- How does conflation of corporate and economic governance affect development?
- ( P Mohamed / Global Policy Innovations Program , 2007)
- This paper argues that important aspects of corporate governance and economic governance have become confused and conflated in the minds of government policy makers. Focussing on the case of South Afr...
- What ails economic reforms in the Arab world?
- ( S. Alissa / Carnegie Endowment for International Peace , 2007)
- This paper focuses on economic reforms in Arab countries and provides a conceptual outline for assessing economic reforms in terms of motivation behind them, the nature and extent, and the effects of ...
- De-regulation within a regulatory framework
- ( S. Hafeez / Department of Economic and Social Affairs, United Nations , 2003)
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The receding role of direct state intervention coupled with a consensus on private sector-led growth and development has led to a reduction in economic regulation of industries. Most developing cou...
- Autocracy can promote high levels of investment
- ( S. Gehlbach;P. Keefer / University of Wisconsin - Madison, Department of Political Science , 2008)
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This paper focuses on the phenomenon of ruling party institutionalisation, a largely overlooked institutional arrangement that promotes investment in non-democracies. The paper argues that party in...
- International Economic Organisations in Africa lack economic pluralism
- ( K Akonor / Global Policy Innovations Program , 2008)
- This paper analyses how and under what conditions International Economic Organisations (IEO) have evolved in Africa and how they have contributed to the development of the African nations. It mainly f...
- Does effective state-business relationship lead to economic growth?
- ( D.W. te Veldeb / IPPG Programme , 2006)
- In-depth discussion of state-business relations has so far been largely limited to Asia countries. Measurement of state-business relations for sub-Saharan African countries has been absent. This paper...
- India's old development strategies are no longer working
- ( R. J. Chellaiah;K.R. Shanmugham / Madras School of Economics, India , 2007)
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In view of the increasing regional disparity alongside high rates of growth in India, this paper argues for a new model of growth which is more inclusive and even, across India’s states. ...
- Theories of property rights depart from realities in Africa
- ( J.S Fullerton / International Society for New Institutional Economics , 2008)
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Economic efficiency requires secure property rights, which encourage people to invest their resources and protect their investment against expropriation. Ambiguity in the definition or enforcement ...
- Challenges and key lessons for continued macroeconomic success in Vietnam
- ( V.T. Thanh / The East Asian Bureau of Economic Research , 2007)
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Vietnam's macroeconomic success has largely been driven by the expansion of the private sector and thus by the micro level. Microeconomic foundations of strong macroeconomic performance included fo...
