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Does corruption relieve foreign investors of the burden of taxes and capital controlsn by Wei, Shang-Jin
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Corruption in economic development beneficial grease, minor annoyance, or major obstacles? by Wei, Shang-Jin
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Why is corruption so much more taxing than taxn arbitrariness kills. by Wei, Shang-Jin
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The big players in the foreign exchange market do they trade on information or noisen by Wei, Shang-Jin
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Natural openness and good government by Wei, Shang-Jin
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Corruption, composition of capital flows and currency crises by Wei, Shang-Jin
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Intra-national versus international trade how stubborn are nations in global integrationn. by Wei, Shang-Jin
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Negative alchemy? corruption, composition of capital flows, and currency crises by Wei, Shang-Jin
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Currency hedging and goods trade by Wei, Shang-Jin
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Natural openness and good government by Wei, Shang-Jin
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