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José Antonio Núñez-Mora and Eduardo Sánchez-Ruenes
Oil, also called black gold, is considered as the commodity which has the greatest impact on the world?s economy, and it has been studied in terms of its relationship and effects on macroeconomic variables such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), inflation,...
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Isti Budhi Setiawati, Teddy Trilaksono, Vanessa Aurelia
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For a large proportion of Indonesian people, owning a home is merely a dream, especially since house prices continue to rise. Consequently, an increasing number of low-income people (MBR) are not able to own their own homes. This has encouraged the Indon...
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Brinda Sooreea-Bheemul,Uzma Shataz Rasool,Rajeev Sooreea
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This paper examines whether economic freedom matters to inward Foreign Direct Investment in Sub-Saharan Africa. A key contribution of this study is that it uses disaggregated measures of economic freedom from the Heritage Foundation and the Fraser Instit...
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Eric M. Bosire
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The role governance structures play in economic growth and development cannot be over emphasised. According to the World Bank, indicators that define governance include; Government effectiveness, control of corruption, political stability and absence of ...
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Loris Rubini
Firms in countries with poor enforcement of property rights are often subject to extortions, which impact the business cycle. Unlike taxes, extortions respond endogenously to exogenous shocks, potentially affecting the volatility of investment, consumpti...
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