Political credibility and economic development

Abstract

Introduction - PART 1: THE EFFECTS OF POLITICAL CREDIBILITY ON GROWTH: THEORY AND EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE - Catching Up or Falling Behind? - Political Credibility: A Crucial Factor in the Growth Story - Measuring Political Credibility - Political Credibility and Economic Growth: the Empirical Evidence - PART 2: THE SOURCES OF POLITICAL CREDIBILITY - Explaining Political Credibility: Conceptual Foundations - Sources of Political Credibility in 10 Case Study Countries - Policy Conclusions: Traditional Approaches to Reform and Implications from the Credibility Perspective - References - Appendix I: The Neoclassical Solow-Model of Economic Growth - Appendix II: Private Sector Questionnaire - Appendix III: Indicator of Political Credibility - Appendix IV: Measurement and Indicators of Openness - Index

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