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Do Democracies Grow Faster? Revisiting the Institutions and Economic Performance Debate
The recent empirical growth literature has proposed three underlying fundamental determinants of economic growth, namely, physical geography, economic integration, and institutional quality. This paper unpacks the final determinant into both political-economic institutions as well as the primarily p
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