Political Institutions and their Effect on Economic Policy
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Political Institutions and their Effect on Economic Policy
Laura Lynn Wantz
Political Science 182
Section #28
November 30, 2000
Imagine, if you will, a country with no political
institutions. A country ruled by anarchy. What kind of
economic policy would this country have or would it have one
at all? Now imagine a country with highly powerful and
regimented political institutions. What kind of economic
policy would this country have? The two fictitious
countries mentioned above would certainly
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Working Group on the WTO/MAI. (ISBN: 1-58231-000-9) Strange, Susan. 1997. "The Erosion of the State." Current History, November: 365-69. Bibliography Works Cited Olson, Mancur. 1993. "Dictatorship, Democracy, and Development." American Political Science Review, 87(3): 567-75. Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch (www.tradewatch.org). 1999. A Citizen's Guide to the World Trade Organization. Washington D.C.: Working Group on the WTO/MAI. (ISBN: 1-58231-000-9) Strange, Susan. 1997. "The Erosion of the State." Current History, November: 365-69.