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Winfried Scharlaus a model for those in East Asia? Are there similarities or differences between the two regions? To what extent do political, economic or social systems stimulate or inhibit collective action? How culturally equivalent are the collective actions of marginalized/ disadvantaged people in the two locat

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Winfried Scharlaue whether remittances contribute to inclusive finance. Contrary to the findings from earlier case studies, our results show that remittance inflows have a significant negative impact on financial inclusion by reducing the demand for deposit accounts from formal financial institutions. However, our r

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Winfried Scharlauist and socialist past, or simply for more protection for the vulnerable groups in society, or for more rapid and far-reaching liberalisation, they tended to use the powerful language of morality (thereby challenging the legitimacy of governments as well as of their policies) and have significantly

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Winfried Scharlaucialism of that era. The third stage involved development of policy around external factors ofWestern oil demand and high prices for that commodity, European and Arab demands for migrant labour, the availability of low-interest international finance, the search by private foreign capital for investm

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Winfried Scharlau encourage foreign investment, accelerate privatization, develop the stock market, and deepen integration with overseas, particularly European, markets. In sum, within the space of ten years, it was intended that the economy should be transformed into a market economy with only a marginal role for t

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95; Knack and Keefer 1995). Early studies observed that corruption could act as the grease that “turns the wheels of development” (see, e.g., Huntington 1968); however, the opposite view suggests that lower corruption promotes higher income rather than vice versa (see Acemoglu et al. 2001; Kaufmann