State and private sector in Algeria : the politics of rent-seeking and failed development

Bradford L. Dillman

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Acknowledgments List of Tables List of Abbreviations The Political Economy of Developmental and Rentier States Dirigisme, Rent Distribution, and Productivity in the Private Sector The Politics of State and Business Since 1970 Private-Sector Investment in Manufacturing Restrictions on Foreign Trade The Struggle to Control Wholesale and Retail Trade Private Construction and the Rise of a Real-Estate Market Conclusions {TTLReference List Index

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