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The Measurement of Institutions and Instability in Democratic Republic of Congo, 1880-2010

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This paper attempts to provide measures of the institutions that characterize Democratic Republic of Congo. To do so we construct de jure indices of property rights, political rights and civil liberties and a de facto index of political stability for the period going from 1880 to 2010. The indices chosen represent the political and economic […]

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  • Alain P. Bala, 2018. "The Measurement of Institutions and Instability in Democratic Republic of Congo, 1880-2010," Working Papers 166, Economic Research Southern Africa.
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