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Gil S. Epstein, Carsten Hefeker

Economics of Governance2003doi:10.1007/s101010200049

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Gil S. Epstein#1 Carsten Hefeker#2

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Bar-Ilan University Centre for Economic Policy Research IZA - Institute of Labor Economics Hamburg Institute of International Economics

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