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Incentives and Political Economy
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272 pages
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The book explores the challenges of economic policy delegation to self-interested politicians, highlighting the tension between necessary decision-making flexibility and the risk of personal agendas influencing policy outcomes. It delves into the complexities of governance and the implications of political discretion on economic performance.
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2001, paperback
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