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Tag Archives: Public Choice
How to import modern Western Institutions Suppresses Economic Growth?
The Guide to the Book “Institutional Constraints on Modern Economic Growth” uploaded at SSRN and at RePEc. The Russian edition was published in 2011 in “Delo” publishers. Projected title of the book English version is “How to import modern Western … Continue reading
Posted in Data Economic Growth in Very Long Run, Institutions preventing economic growth, Private property and private owners' rights, Public choice, Pure & Mixed Public goods
Tagged Institutional Economics, Political economy, Public Choice
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Revisiting Terrorism studies: new papers’ 1st draft
We had started a series of short studies of terrorism “supply” and counter-terrorism “under-supply” incentives since 2004. After few years of break we returned to the issue starting with well forgotten story: how Oslo “peace” process was explained and advocated … Continue reading
Posted in Pure vs. Mixed Public Goods, Security and Terrorism
Tagged Middle East conflict, Political economy, Public Choice, Terrorism
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Why modern armies of Democratic countries fail to win a war?
How safe is it, to Confuse Defense with Care? available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2236354 The correlation of state spending on pure and mixed public goods reflects the making of fundamental choices about state functions. The statistics data and the cases are composing the picture … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy & Intl relations, Institutions preventing economic growth, Pure & Mixed Public goods
Tagged Guns and Butter, Military Expenditures, Political economy, Public Choice, Public spending
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Who told this? Test yourself!
The right answer one could find here. “You can’t go waving two banners at once, both of defense and of social reform“ On July 6, 1976, in a speech made at the funeral of Yonatan Netanyahu, an outstanding fighter, military … Continue reading
Posted in Pure & Mixed Public goods, social justice outcomes
Tagged History of Israel, Middle East conflict, Political economy, Public Choice
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