ID Lecture 3
Across
- 1. Economic institutions such as expropriation and slavery are?
- 7. "Wealthier, more educated citizens tend to demand democracy, threatening the power of current elites." So, inclusive institutions _ [do something to] citizens.
- 9. The rules of the game in a society
- 12. Institutions change _.
- 13. Contributes to economic growth by enhancing productivity, also known as human capital
- 16. No, we do not need democracy for development, because democracies tax the _ (Median voter theorem).
- 17. The degree to which [written] rules are complied with in practice
- 19. Rules protecting _ boost investment and growth...*
- 20. Democracy matters most for education and _.
- 21. Institutions reduce _.
- 23. Inclusive economic institutions can explain the differences between Botswana and Nigeria, because _ risks are much higher in Nigeria. On the other hand, the written (formal) rules are the same in the two countries.
- 24. Not the same as an institution
- 25. China was able to convince people to invest despite authoritarianism, because the elite's promises to maintain inclusive economic institutions were _. E.g. they were backed by a long-lasting organisation.
- 28. China's elite did not fear inclusive economic institutions because they believed they could gain from _.
- 30. Institutions limit our individual _.
- 32. "Allowing new markets and technologies _ [does something to] existing industries."
- 33. Yes, we do need democracy for development, because inclusive economic institutions are not credible under _.
- 36. Where economic growth comes from
- 37. This group of people usually profits from old industries
- 38. No, we do not need democracy for development, because democracies cannot make tough _ choices.
- 40. Strong institutions depend on state _.
- 42. Developing countries' institutions nowadays see - [faster/slower] growth than developed countries saw historically.
- 43. An inclusive political institution used to distribute power within society
- 44. Democracy sometimes makes institutions stronger and more credible, protecting _.
- 45. A wealthy and developed country which only became a full democracy in 1971
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- 2. Inclusive economic institutions can explain the differences between Botswana and Nigeria, because expropriation and _ are more common in Nigeria. On the other hand, the written (formal) rules are the same in the two countries.
- 3. The strength of inclusive ECONOMIC institutions depends on inclusive _ institutions
- 4. An inclusive political institution used to coordinate and enforce
- 5. Developing countries nowadays have far _ [better/worse] institutions than developed countries had historically.
- 6. Strong institutions depend on societal _.
- 8. No, we do not need democracy for development, because we need to 'insulate' policy-making from '_' demands.
- 10. Deng Xiaoping was a reformer; he could _ from new industries.
- 11. Institutions alter people's _.
- 14. Some authoritarian countries have developed _ [faster/slower] than democracies
- 15. Contributes to economic growth by enhancing productivity, also known as capital
- 17. Economic institutions that allow and encourage participation by the great mass of people in economic activities that make best use of their talents and skills are?
- 18. A controversial measure of a country's wealth
- 22. An unwritten institution is?
- 26. China's elite did not fear inclusive economic institutions because they believed they could develop without losing _.
- 27. Contributes to economic growth by enhancing productivity
- 29. *...but institutional _ matters more than written rules
- 31. China was able to convince people to invest despite authoritarianism, because the elite chose not to _, developing a reputation quickly.
- 34. Yes, we do need democracy for development, because pressure from voters encourages the _ of inclusive economic institutions
- 35. No, we do not need democracy for development, because elections create _ economic rules.
- 39. Yes, we do need democracy for development, because pressure from voters holds leaders _.
- 41. A written institution is?