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引用次数: 29
摘要
本文最初是为经合发组织经济政策委员会授权下的经合发组织第一工作组编写的。Jens Hoj和Giuseppe Nicoletti分别担任经合组织经济司国家研究处高级经济学家和结构政策分析1司司长。Vincenzo Galasso是意大利博科尼大学经济学副教授,Thai-Thang Dang是私营部门顾问。作者谨感谢经合组织经济部的Jean Philippe Cotis、Jorgen Elmeskov、Michael P. Feiner、Christopher Heady、Nick Johnstone和许多其他同事以及经合组织成员国代表对前一版本的论文提出的有益意见。
An empirical investigaton of political economy factors behind structural reforms in OECD countries
This paper was originally prepared for the OECD Working Party No. 1 under the authority of the OECD’s Economic Policy Committee. Jens Hoj and Giuseppe Nicoletti work for the OECD Economics Department as a senior economist in the Country Studies Branch and as Head of the Structural Policy Analysis Division 1, respectively. Vincenzo Galasso is an Associate Professor of Economics at Universita Bocconi in Italy and Thai-Thang Dang is a private sector consultant. The authors wish to thank Jean Philippe Cotis, Jorgen Elmeskov, Michael P. Feiner, Christopher Heady, Nick Johnstone and many other colleagues in the OECD Economics Department as well as representatives from OECD member countries for useful comments on a previous version of the paper.