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Governance Institutions and Development

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Avinash K Dixit

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The problem of corruption has become very important in recent thinking on development policy. But corruption is only a part of the more general issue of economic governance, and of more general policy questions concerning the design and reform of institutions of governance. [Second P. R. Brahmananda Memorial Lecture].

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Paper provided by esocialsciences.com in its series Working Papers with number id:1075.

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Keywords: corruption; governance; India; historical institutions; RBI; economic;

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