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2018) “Illegal drugs and public corruption: crack based evidence from California.” Cambridge Working Papers in Economics No.1847. ... Cambridge: University of Cambridge. Leong, W. and Mohaddes, K. (2011) “Institutions and the volatility curse.”

2003) “Online price dispersion within and between seven European countries.” Economic Department, Cambridge University, Cambridge Working Papers in Economics CWPE No.343. ... Kattuman, P. and Redmond, G. (1997) “Income inequality in Hungary

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