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The Wig and the Pith Helmet – the Impact of "Legal School" versus Colonial Institutions on Economic Performance (second version)

The difference between common law and French civil law countries fails to have a statistically significant effect on economic growth, whereas the difference between British and French colonies has a strong effect when the two pairs of institutional variables are included separately in regressions.

Link http://www.case.com.pl/up…a_plik/11160774_sa300.pdf
Author Rostowski, J., Stacescu, B
Date Jun 06
Institute Center for Social and Economic Research
Tags economic, growth, common, law, civil

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