Law Enforcement and Transition
By Gérard Roland, Thierry Verdier. 2003
157 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Sociology and Political Science
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In Economics and Econometrics
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Citations in the corpus
- Institution building and growth in transition economies (2005, result): “Surprisingly, the dummy variable for the countries that entered the EU in 2004 does not enter significantly, contrary to theoretical predictions by Roland and Verdier (2003) (column 6).”
- Entrepreneurship in China and Russia Compared (2006, unknown): “…rights (Johnson, McMillan, and Woodruff 2002; Besley 1995; Che and Qian 1998; Djankov, Glaeser, and Schleifer 2002; Frye and Zhuravskaya 2000; Roland and Verdier 2003), we want to take a more comprehensive approach and try to disentangle the role these factors play in promoting…”
- The Political Economy of Transition (2001, background): “Due to the continued enforcement of the plan contracts, the disorganization effects of price liberalization can be reduced (Roland and Verdier, 1999a), thereby preventing the output fall otherwise generally observed in transition economies, including even the more successful ones like Poland.”