INSTITUTIONAL DISTORTIONS ,E CONOMIC FREEDOM, AND GROWTH

By Abdiweli M. Ali, W. Crain. 2002

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The Benefits of Economic Freedom: A Survey (2003, background): “…level of the EFI is positively related to growth (Ali 1997, Easton and Walker 1997, Goldsmith 1997, Dawson 1998, Wu and Davis 1998, Hanson 2000, Heckelman and Stroup 2000 10, Ali and Crain 2001, Ali and Crain 2002, Carlsson and Lundström 2002, Pitlik 2002, Scully 2002, and Weede and Kämpf 2002).”
Economic freedom, culture, and growth (2011, background): “…De Haan and Sturm 2000; Heckelman and Stroup 2000; Sturm and De Haan 2001; Carlsson and Lundström 2002; Leertouwer et al. 2002; Green et al. 2002; Ali and Crain 2002; Weede and Kämpf 2002; Knowles and Garces-Ozanne 2003; Paldam et al. 2003; Bengoa and Sanches-Robles 2003; Norton 2003; Cole 2004;…”
The Failure of Development Aid (2003, methodology): “…of various variables to economic growth, several recent studies—such as Gwartney, Lawson, and Holcombe (1999); Haan and Sturm (1999); Wu and Davis (1999); Heckelman and Stroup (2000); and Ali and Crain (2002)—have confirmed its relevance as an approximate measure for governance and growth.”