Introductoin. 1. Corruption: an overview- Ajit Mishra Perspectives on corruption. 2. Corruption: Its causes and effects- Gunnar Myrdal 3. Hierarchies and bureaucracies: on the role of collusion in organizations- Jean Tirole Appendix A3. A3.1: proof of proposition (collusion- frre outcome) A3.2: Proof of lemma 1 (Supervisor/ agent coalition) A3.3: Proofs of propositions 3 and 4 (Supervisor's risk neutralit and extreme risk aversion) A3.4: Proof of proposition 6 4. A theory of misgovernance- Abhijit V. Banerjee Appendix A4 5. Pervasive shortages under socialism- Andrei shleifer and robert vishny 6. Corruption and growth- Paulo Mauro Appendix A6. A6.1: Descriptive statistics of regression variables A6.2: Correlation matrix for business international indices. A6.3: Bunisses internacional and ELF indices Design of incentives and organizations. 7. Corruptible law enforcers: How should they be compensated? - Dilip Mookherjee and I.P.L. PNG 8. Notes on bribery and the control of corruption- Kaushik basu, sudipto bhattacharya and ajit mishra Government, market, and competition 9. The choice between market failures and corruption- Daron acemoglu and thierry verdier Appendix A9 10. Rents, competition, and corruption- Alberto Ades and Rafael Di Tella Appendix A10. A10.1: Definition of variables A10.2: List of countries 11. Electoral competition and special interest politics- Gene M. Grossman and Elhanan Helpman Appendix A11. A11.1: Stict Majority rule Postscript
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