Political Instability, Quality of Governments and Growth
Villy Bergström
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Villy Bergström
Abstract
Abstract Researchers studying the relationship between political instability and growth have to tackle two major issues. First, how to define political instability. Second, does political stability foster growth or vice versa, or both? Political instability can be measured in two different ways. The first uses some index of socio-political unrest The second approach focuses on the frequency of government changes, namely on executive instability.
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Abstract Researchers studying the relationship between political instability and growth have to tackle two major issues. First, how to define political instability. Second, does political stability foster growth or vice versa, or both? Political instability can be measured in two different ways. The first uses some index of socio-political unrest The second approach focuses on the frequency of government changes, namely on executive instability.
Key concepts: Political instability, Unrest, Instability, Politics, Political stability, Government (linguistics), Political science, Quality (philosophy)