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The Political Economy of Structural Reforms
2015Do economic structural reforms have electoral consequences? This paper studies whether voters reward or punish governments for introducing structural economic reforms. Drawing on data from a sample of 122 democratic countries over the 1975-2006 period, I note—at first glance—that no significant relationship can be discerned between the ...
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The Structural Reform Programme
1983After these mainly political chapters we can now move ahead with the analysis of economic developments. As a consequence of the electoral campaign and the radicalisation of the political spectrum great expectations were created about the nature of the future economic programme and the identity of the specific group who would carry it out. The programme
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Can structural reforms help Europe?
Journal of Monetary Economics, 2014Andrea Ferrero, Andrea Raffo
exaly
What determines the likelihood of structural reforms?
European Journal of Political Economy, 2015Luca Agnello +2 more
exaly
Structural reforms and growth in transition
Economics of Transition, 2014Jan Babecký, Tomáš HAVRÁNEK
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What “Brussels” means by structural reforms: empty signifier or constructive ambiguity?
Comparative European Politics, 2017Amandine Crespy
exaly