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How Can Economic and Political Liberalisation Improve Financial Development in African Countries? [PDF]

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The objective of this paper is to study the interactions between economic liberalisation, political liberalisation and financial development in African countries. More specifically, we seek to establish the impact of economic, political and institutional
Enowbi Batuo, Michael, Kupukile, Mlambo
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Economic freedom and employment growth in U.S. states [PDF]

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The authors extend earlier models of economic growth and development by exploring the effect of economic freedom on U.S. state employment growth. They find that states with greater economic freedom—defined as the protection of private property and ...
Russell M. Rhine, Thomas A. Garrett
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Theory and evidence on economic freedom and economic growth: A comment [PDF]

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Altman (2007) examines the impact of economic freedom, including its various component parts, on aggregate economic performance across countries. He claims that some of the component parts of economic freedom, measured primarily with the Economic Freedom
Joshua Hall, Robert Lawson
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Economic Institutions and Human Well-Being: A Cross-National Analysis [PDF]

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Economic institutions are widely thought to be important in enhancing human well-being. Other scholars emphasize geography in determining economic deprivation and development.
Seth W. Norton
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Institutional Factors and Real Estate Returns - A Cross Country Study [PDF]

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This study provides an empirical study on the relationship between institutional factors and real estate returns. Using data from both developed and emerging market countries, our empirical results show that institutional factors do influence real estate
Hsien-hsing Liao, Jianping (J.P.) Mei
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Colonial rule and economic freedom

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Abstract This paper studies the legacy of European colonial rule for economic freedom in former colonies. I find that current levels of economic freedom in former colonies are directly related to the level of economic freedom of their colonizers. This association can be seen as early as the time of independence.
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Social Safety Nets, Economic Freedom and Public Policy [PDF]

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What is the relationship between social welfare, safety nets and economic freedom? Arguably, if economic freedom (EF) promotes growth and if it trickles down EF promotes larger freedoms (e.g. a healthy and productive life, free from want and deprivation).
Kaur, Simrit
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