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SUSTAINED GROWTH (2) answer(s).
 
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Challenges of policy reform in post-crisis ASEAN: national and concerted approaches to rebalancing for sustained growth / Lesher, Molly; Plummer, Michael G   Journal Article
Plummer, Michael G Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Key Words ASEAN  Economic Crisis  Sustained Growth 
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Multiparty democracies and rapid economic growth: a twenty-first century breakthrough? / Joshi, Devin   Journal Article
Joshi, Devin Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract This essay examines whether developing countries with competitive multiparty democracies may be just as capable of sustaining rapid economic growth as single-party states. It begins with a literature review identifying political stability and the ability to mobilize labor and capital production inputs as key factors behind sustained rapid growth. It then develops the hypothesis that under certain conditions, multiparty democracies may be strong in these dimensions, but ceteris paribus, single-party states are likely to have an advantage. I test this hypothesis by exploring historical trends in rapid growth over the last five decades. Statistical regression analysis confirms that most sustained highgrowth regimes have not been competitive multiparty democracies. On a more optimistic note, however, the number of high-growth multiparty democracies increased significantly during the period between 2000 and 2009, signaling a possible breakthrough in the twenty-first century.
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