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National Differences in Political Economy
National Differences in Political Economy
National Differences in Political Economy
National Differences
in Political Economy
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Introduction
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Political Systems
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Political Systems
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Economic Systems
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Economic Systems
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Legal Systems
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Legal Systems
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Determinants of Economic Development
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Determinants of Economic Development
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Determinants of Economic Development
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States in Transition
Since the late 1980s:
a wave of democratic revolutions has swept the world
many totalitarian regimes collapsed
countries have moved from centrally planned and
mixed economies towards free markets
Democracy has spread to new countries because
many totalitarian regimes failed to deliver economic
progress to the majority of their population
new technologies have broken down the ability of the
state to control access to uncensored information
economic advances have led to the emergence of
prosperous middle and working classes who demand
democratic reforms
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States in Transition
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Implications of a Changing Economy
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Implications for Managers
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Implications for Managers
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Implications for Managers
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