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H. Willenberghe seems not to have elaborated on the theme, law, or rather the lack of a functioning legal system, also played a role in the theorizing of the economic historian Alexander Gerschenkron. In explaining why the modernizing Russian state of the 1890s had to assume capital accumulation and allocation f

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G. Rathnergimes and coordinated production regimes performed better on indicators of poverty and inequality than residual welfare state regimes and liberal production regimes in the Golden Age of post-Second World War capitalism, and they have continued to do so under the more difficult conditions since the 1

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A. Oppolzer,G. Steinhardtccounting principles. The transparency implicit in the generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) promotes efficient market responses to change, and it supports stability’ (Summers 2000: 10) seems faintly ridiculous. The ability of Enron management to undermine and corrupt the independence of t

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C. von Essen,J. B. Gutmannhe seems not to have elaborated on the theme, law, or rather the lack of a functioning legal system, also played a role in the theorizing of the economic historian Alexander Gerschenkron. In explaining why the modernizing Russian state of the 1890s had to assume capital accumulation and allocation f

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L. Valach,K. F. Augustiny,A. Blaser,J. Dvorak,P. Fuhrimann,W. Tschaggelar,E. Heimgimes and coordinated production regimes performed better on indicators of poverty and inequality than residual welfare state regimes and liberal production regimes in the Golden Age of post-Second World War capitalism, and they have continued to do so under the more difficult conditions since the 1

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W. Benzer,W. Metzler,L. Simma,I. Kitzelmann,G. Mähr approach promoted by the World Bank, International Monetary Fund (IMF), and World Trade Organization (WTO) to be part of a solution to poverty and inequity. In reality, the rules and policies of free trade are designed to create a stable and profitable environment for corporations and investors. Li

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