WP86: Corruption, institutional discredit, and exclusion of the poor: A poverty trap

The vast majority of empirical studies focus mainly on the indirect effects of corruption on poverty using cross-section analyses of macroeconomic aggregates (growth, investment, public...

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Publisher	Afrobarometer
Date	2007-12-03
Type	Working paper
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WP86: Corruption, institutional discredit, and exclusion of the poor: A poverty trap. Afrobarometer, 2007. Vero Archive, record afrobarometer:publication/wp86-corruption-institutional-discredit-and-exclusion-poor-poverty-trap.