The effect of dynamic legal tradition on financial development: panel data evidence

The effect of dynamic legal tradition on financial development: panel data evidence

This study examines the effect of dynamic legal tradition on financial development. In line with the theory of “dynamic legal tradition” proposed by Beck et al. (Law, politics, and finance. World Bank, Washington, DC, 2001), political variables are employed in the analysis to assess whether these va...

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Main Authors:	Voghouei, Hatra, Mohamed, Azali, Law, Siong Hook
Format:	Article
Published:	Springer 2013

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