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Legal Institutions and Financial Development

A burgeoning literature finds that financial development exerts a first-order impact on long-run economic growth, which raises critical questions, such as why do some countries have well-developed growth-enhancing financial systems while others do...

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Main Authors: Beck, Thorsten, Levine, Ross
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT
LEGAL SYSTEMS
PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS
CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT
SHAREHOLDER AGREEMENTS
INVESTOR PROTECTION
INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENT
CAPITAL MARKET GROWTH
APITAL MOBILIZATION
POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES
RELIGIOUS LEGAL SYSTEMS
RELIGIOUS IDENTITY
GEOGRAPHY
COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS
SOCIAL CAPITAL
INFORMAL REGULATION
CREDITORS
CORPORATE FINANCE
CASE LAW
APPELLATE COURTS ACTIONS
ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
BANKRUPTCY
CIVIL CODES
CIVIL LAW
CIVIL LAW SYSTEMS
CODES
COLONIES
COLONIZATION
COMMERCIAL LAW
COMMON LAW
COMMUNIST
CONSTITUTIONALITY
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
CORPORATE OWNERSHIP
COURT DECISIONS
CUSTOMARY LAW
CUSTOMS
DECISION-MAKING
DECISION-MAKING PROCESS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ENFORCEMENT
FAMILIES
FINAL JUDGMENT
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
FINANCIAL MARKETS
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY
INHERITANCE LAW
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
JUDGES
JUDICIAL DECISIONS
JUDICIAL PROCESSES
JUDICIAL REVIEW
JUDICIAL SYSTEMS
JUDICIARY
JURISPRUDENCE
KINGS
LAW
LAWS
LEGAL CULTURE
LEGAL DOCTRINE
LEGAL FORMALISM
LEGAL INSTITUTIONS
LEGAL LITERATURE
LEGAL PROCEDURES
LEGAL PROFESSIONS
LEGAL RIGHTS
LEGAL SYSTEM
LEGISLATION
LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS
LEGISLATURE
LITIGATION
LOCAL LAWS
NATIONS
PRIVATE LAW
PROPERTY RIGHTS
PUBLIC LAW
REVOLUTION
ROMAN LAW
STATE CONTROL
STATE POWER
UNJUST ENRICHMENT
VOTING
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2003/09/2534364/legal-institutions-financial-development
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/18057

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