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Corruption and the Credibility of Subnational Statistics: Evidence from Nighttime Lights
We provide the first global assessment of subnational GDP manipulation. Comparing official GDP with satellite-recorded nighttime lights for 1,516 regions (1995 - 2013), we find larger GDP-night lights elasticities in autocratic and more corrupt contexts, consistent with political incentives to infla
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