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Office Building: A Brief Historical Overview-serving ways. In other words, elections provide both . for politicians to enact certain kinds of policies and . on politicians’ malfeasance. In this chapter, we focus on the second of these two functions and investigate how different electoral systems constrain corrupt rent-seeking, holding constant other political, economic and social factors.

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Office Building: A Brief Historical Overview on state capture in Russia’s regions during Yeltsin in Section 2 and, then, analysing the changes in the nature and the level of state capture during Putin’s administration in Section 3. Section 4 concludes.

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Selected Research Methods of Data Collectionole of entrepreneurs and the development of a vibrant small and medium-sized enterprise sector in the process of economic development (World Bank, 2003). Understanding the factors that enable or hinder entrepreneurial activity is thus at the heart of our research.

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What Is Happening to the US Economy?,wetz, 1997, 1998; Stark and Wang, 2002; Fan and Stark, 2007; Stark and Fan, 2007, 2008). In contrast to earlier writings on the brain drain (for example, Patinkin, 1968; Bhagwati and Wilson, 1989), the recent contributions cast migration as a harbinger of human capital gain rather than a cause of human capital drain.

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State Capture: From Yeltsin to Putin on state capture in Russia’s regions during Yeltsin in Section 2 and, then, analysing the changes in the nature and the level of state capture during Putin’s administration in Section 3. Section 4 concludes.

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A Portrait of the Chinese Entrepreneurole of entrepreneurs and the development of a vibrant small and medium-sized enterprise sector in the process of economic development (World Bank, 2003). Understanding the factors that enable or hinder entrepreneurial activity is thus at the heart of our research.

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International Migration, Human Capital Formation, and the Setting of Migration-Control Policies: Mapwetz, 1997, 1998; Stark and Wang, 2002; Fan and Stark, 2007; Stark and Fan, 2007, 2008). In contrast to earlier writings on the brain drain (for example, Patinkin, 1968; Bhagwati and Wilson, 1989), the recent contributions cast migration as a harbinger of human capital gain rather than a cause of human capital drain.

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