author = { Ganiou Mijiyawa, Abdoul AND Kremer, Alexander AND Whitmore, Loic },

title = { Does MENA's Governance Lead to Spatial Agglomeration and Disparities? },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ACCOUNTABILITY , AGRICULTURAL POPULATION , AGRICULTURE , AVERAGE LEVEL , AVERAGE PERFORMANCE , BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT , CITIZENS , COMPETITIVENESS , COUNTRY CLASSIFICATION , COUNTRY SIZE , CROSS-COUNTRY ANALYSIS , CROSS-SECTIONAL DATA , CULTURAL CHANGE , DATA SET , DEBT , DECENTRALIZATION , DEMOCRACY , DEPENDENT VARIABLE , DEVELOPING COUNTRIES , DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS , ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS , ECONOMETRIC MODELS , ECONOMIC ACTIVITY , ECONOMIC CONCENTRATION , ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT , ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY , ECONOMIC GROWTH , ECONOMIC HISTORY , ECONOMIC INTEGRATION , ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES , ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE , ECONOMIC POLICY , ECONOMIC RESEARCH , ECONOMIC REVIEW , ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION , EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE , EMPIRICAL LITERATURE , EXPLANATORY FACTORS , EXPLANATORY VARIABLE , EXPORTS , EXTERNAL ACCOUNTABILITY , FAMILY PLANNING , FERTILITY , FOOD SECURITY , FOREIGN EXCHANGE , GDP , GDP PER CAPITA , GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS , GOVERNANCE INDICATORS , GOVERNANCE QUALITY , HIGH GROWTH , HIV , HUMAN CAPITAL , INCOME , INCOME INEQUALITY , INCREASING RETURNS , INDUSTRIALIZATION , INEQUALITY , INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS , INTERNATIONAL TRADE , INVENTORIES , INVERTED-U RELATIONSHIP , INVESTMENT CLIMATE , JOB CREATION , LABOR MARKET , LABOUR FORCE , LAND TENURE , LARGE POPULATION , LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT , LIVING STANDARDS , LOCAL GOVERNMENTS , LOW INCOME , LOW INCOME COUNTRIES , MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT , MEAN VALUE , MEASUREMENT ERRORS , MEDIAN VOTER , MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES , MIGRATION , MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS , NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT , NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS , NATURAL RESOURCES , NEGATIVE EFFECT , NEGATIVE LINK , NEGATIVE RELATIONSHIP , NUTRITION , POLICY IMPLICATIONS , POLICY MAKERS , POLICY OPTIONS , POLICY RESEARCH , POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER , POLITICAL ECONOMY , POLITICAL INSTABILITY , POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS , POLITICAL PARTIES , POLITICAL PROCESS , POLITICAL RIGHTS , POLITICAL SCIENCE , POLITICAL STABILITY , POPULATION DENSITY , POPULATION SIZE , POSITIVE CORRELATION , POSITIVE EFFECT , PRIMATE CITY , PROGRESS , PUBLIC DEBT , PUBLIC EXPENDITURE , PUBLIC POLICIES , PUBLIC SECTOR , PUBLIC SERVICES , PURCHASING POWER , PURCHASING POWER PARITY , REGIONAL DIFFERENCES , REGIONAL GROWTH , REGIONAL INEQUALITY , RURAL AREAS , RURAL DEVELOPMENT , RURAL POPULATIONS , SECTOR EMPLOYMENT , SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES , SIGNIFICANT EFFECT , SIGNIFICANT RELATIONSHIP , SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT , SOCIAL SCIENCES , STATISTICAL ANALYSIS , TAX SYSTEM , TAXATION , TELECOMMUNICATIONS , TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY , TRADE LIBERALIZATION , TRADE POLICY , TRANSPORTATION , URBAN AREAS , URBAN DEVELOPMENT , URBAN POPULATION , URBANIZATION , URBANIZATION RATE },

year = {2011},

abstract = {Middle East and North Africa},

booktitle = {Middle East and North Africa Working Paper Series ; 52},

address = { World Bank, Washington, DC },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }