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Does MENA's Governance Lead to Spatial Agglomeration and Disparities?

2011

Ganiou Mijiyawa, Abdoul | Kremer, Alexander | Whitmore, Loic

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accountability agricultural population agriculture debt decentralization democracy developing countries development economics econometric models economic concentration economic development economic geography economic growth economic integration exports family planning fertility food security hiv human capital income industrialization international trade inventories labour force land tenure living standards migration millennium development goals natural resources nutrition political institutions political parties political science population density public debt public expenditure public policies public sector public services rural areas rural development social development social sciences statistical analysis taxation telecommunications trade liberalization transportation urban areas urban development urban population urbanization
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Economic policy; Economic research; National development; Economic opportunities; Economic review; Rural populations; Business environment; Policy research; Political process; Significant relationship; Cross-country analysis; Econometric analysis; Cross-sectional data; Negative relationship; Trade policy; Economic history; Mean value; Urbanization rate; Empirical literature; External accountability; Average level; Tax system; Inverted-u relationship; Median voter; Political rights; Political instability; Dependent variable; Investment climate; Empirical evidence; Positive correlation; Regional inequality; General equilibrium analysis; Low income countries; Governance quality; Average performance; Increasing returns; Negative link; Inequality; Macroeconomic management; Total factor productivity; Competitiveness; Policy makers; Country size; Income inequality; Regional growth; Data set; Purchasing power; Measurement errors; Explanatory variable; Political economy; Sector employment; Level of development; Cultural change; High growth; Economic activity; Policy implications; International comparisons; Explanatory factors; Gdp; Job creation; Political stability; Significant differences; Labor market; Middle income countries; Purchasing power parity; Significant effect; Progress; Low income; Foreign exchange; Country classification; National governments; Local governments; Regional differences; Gdp per capita; Citizens; Policy research working paper; Negative effect; Primate city; Governance indicators; Economic transformation; Large population; Economic performance; Policy options; Population size; Positive effect
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anglais
2021-06-15
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