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The role of the government in economic growth: how and the means through which it affects a country’s productivity

Ludovica Nespega

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The relation between governments and the determinant factors of economic growth. The rule of law, Expenditures and government size. Cases for and against government intervention.

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The relation between governments and the determinant factors of economic growth. The rule of law, Expenditures and government size. Cases for and against government intervention.

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The relation between governments and the determinant factors of economic growth. The rule of law, Expenditures and government size. Cases for and against government intervention.

Key concepts: Productivity, Government (linguistics), Economics, Business, Development economics, Economic growth, Linguistics, Philosophy

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