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Renaissance for reforms
av Stefan Fölster - Nima Sanandaji
Häftad bok. Timbro. 1 uppl. 2014. 120 sidor.

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ISBN

9789175669861

Titel

Renaissance for reforms

Författare

Fölster, Stefan

Förlag

Timbro

Utgivningsår

2014

Omfång

120 sidor

Bandtyp

Danskt band

Mått

137 x 200 mm Ryggbredd 11 mm

Vikt

190 g

Språk

English

Baksidestext

When the financial crisis of 2008 hit the world some countries responded with cutbacks and swift reforms. Others dug in and resisted change. Why do nations respond so differently in the face of adversity, and what are the consequences? In recent years economists have shown convincingly how a countrys institutions determine its growth rate and development. In Renaissance for Reforms this analysis is taken one step further. What does it take for nations to improve their institutions? Is a crisis a necessary condition? Can politicians get re-elected after introducing market-oriented reforms? How have such reforms helped countries during the recent financial crises, and what lessons are there to be learned for the future? These issues are addressed based on current research and the authors own analysis.

Timbro 1 9789175669861

ISBN: 9789175669861
Titel: Renaissance for reforms
Författare: Fölster, Stefan
Förlag: Timbro
Utgivningsår: 2014
Omfång: 120 sidor
Bandtyp: Danskt band
Mått: 137 x 200 mm Ryggbredd 11 mm
Vikt: 190 g
Språk: English

When the financial crisis of 2008 hit the world some countries responded with cutbacks and swift reforms. Others dug in and resisted change. Why do nations respond so differently in the face of adversity, and what are the consequences? In recent years economists have shown convincingly how a countrys institutions determine its growth rate and development. In Renaissance for Reforms this analysis is taken one step further. What does it take for nations to improve their institutions? Is a crisis a necessary condition? Can politicians get re-elected after introducing market-oriented reforms? How have such reforms helped countries during the recent financial crises, and what lessons are there to be learned for the future? These issues are addressed based on current research and the authors own analysis.