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List of Papers Presented
Second Meeting of the Political Economy Network
Cartagena,
Colombia, April 6-8, 2000
1.
Invited papers
The Colonial
origins of comparative development: An empirical investigation
-Daron
Acemoglu and Simon Johnson (MIT), James A. Robinson
The
institutional foundations of public policy: Theory and the
Argentine case
-Pablo
Spiller (UC Berkeley) and Mariano Tommasi
2. Submitted
papers that were selected through a competitive "call for
papers"
Latin
America and the state-market debate: Beyond stylized facts
-Carol
Wise (Johns Hopkins University)
Structural
reform in Latin America: Institutional constraints in the
initiation, implementation, and consolidation of the reform
process
-Jorge
A. Schiavon (CIDE, México)
Labor
market "rigidity" and the effectiveness of adjustment
programs
-Alvaro
Forteza (Universidad de la República, Uruguay) and Martín Rama
(World Bank)
Institutions
for commitment in the Brazilian regulatory system
-Bernardo
Mueller (Universidade de Brasilia)
The
role of wages and auditing during a crackdown on corruption in the
city of Buenos
Aires
-Rafael
Di Tella (Harvard) and Ernesto Schargrodsky (UTDT)
What
is the right level? A principal agent building block for the study
of decentralization and integration
-Mariano
Tommasi and Federico Weinschelbaum (U. de San Andrés)
The
political economy of regional public spending and its implications
for fiscal soundness, spending allocation and social services for
the poor
-Fabio
Sanchez (Universidad de los Andes)
Electoral
rules, political systems and institutional quality
-Ugo
Panizza (IADB)
Information
aggregation, voter coordination and the choice of electoral rules
-Cesar
Martinelli (ITAM)
Political
institutions and economic outcomes
-Alejandro
Gaviria, Ugo Panizza, Jessica Seddon, and Ernesto Stein (IADB).
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