This paper provides evidence on the unfavorable effects factor market distortions have on the efficiency of resource allocation and on employment in developing countries. It further shows that the policy imposed distortions in product markets tend to aggravate these adverse effects in the countries concerned. Rationing in the product, labor, and capital markets also contributes to inefficiency in resource allocation by generating rent-seeking activities...
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1987/02/01
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Document de travail départemental
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DRD249
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2013/06/06
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Disclosed
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The interaction of domestic distortions with development strategies
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factor market