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Determinants of government size: evidence from China
Author
A. Alesina
A. Gelb
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A. Kimakova
A. Wagner
Alfred M. Wu
B. Akitoby
C. Chen
C. Hood
C. Hsiao
C. Hsiao
D. C. Mueller
D. L. Yang
D. Rodrik
D. Tobin
E. J. Malesky
E. Stein
E. Ziramba
F. Halicioglu
F. L. Cooke
G. Brennan
G. Esping-Andersen
G. Zhang
G. Zhang
G. Zhang
H. Ni
J. Ehdaie
J. Jin
J. Martinez-Vazquez
J. P. Burns
J. P. Burns
J. P. Burns
J. P. Martin
J. Rodden
J. S. Ferris
K. E. Brødsgaard
K. Ngok
K. Witte De
M. A. Cole
M. L. Marlow
M. Lalvani
M. Liu
Mi Lin
P. J. Grossman
R. Andrews
R. D. Congleton
R. Ram
R. Ram
Research Institute for Fiscal Science of the Ministry of Finance
S. Lin
S. O. Iyare
S. Wang
T. R. Cusack
W. E. Oates
X. Deng
X. Ji
Y. Zhong
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Publication date
23/11/2010
Field of study
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Government size, Wagner’s law, Scale effects, Openness to trade, Fiscal decentralization, H11, H61,
University of Lincoln Institutional Repository
Munich RePEc Personal Archive
Crossref
Research Papers in Economics