1. Abstract The economic policy reforms play an important role to increase the economic growth of the countries. The economic policy reforms can perform in both national and sectoral levels. There are two main types of economic reforms at national level including stabilisation policies and structural adjustments policies. In addition to that, economic policy reforms may happen in any sector like agriculture, industry and trade. Due to economic reforms create the distributional effects in the society, it creates both losers and winners, in addition to producing of delayed outcomes. This distributional effect might create a political volatility in the society. Therefore, political authorities are indifferent between the self-interest and unc...
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1. Abstract The economic policy reforms play an important role to increase the economic growth of t...
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In the aftermath of the Great Recession it has become clear that significant problems with governmen...
This paper studies the effect of political regime transitions on public policy using a dataset on gl...
This paper formalizes in a fully-rational model the popular idea that politicians perceive an electo...
1. Abstract The economic policy reforms play an important role to increase the economic growth of t...
Externalities, the provision of public goods, monopolistic behavior and imperfect competition are so...
Economists broadly agree on many key economic policy issues, but economics as a discipline has provi...
ABSTRACT Questions of the effectiveness of economic policy reform are inseparable from the political...
The author explains how recent developments in political economics improve our understanding of macr...
Facing unsustainable economies, why are some regimes successful in recovering by instituting drastic...
This paper has two purposes. The first of these is to offer a quite comprehensive review of the poli...
Paper presented at the Wits History Workshop: Forging the links between historical research and the ...
Why do entrenched interests so often oppose economic reform? This phenomenon is especially vexing be...
This paper investigates the relationship between a country's political-economic and institutional en...
This paper explores the effect of political institutions on economic development via its causation o...
This paper studies empirically the effects and the interactions of economic and political liberaliz...
In the aftermath of the Great Recession it has become clear that significant problems with governmen...
This paper studies the effect of political regime transitions on public policy using a dataset on gl...
This paper formalizes in a fully-rational model the popular idea that politicians perceive an electo...