An edition of Colonial land tenure, electoral competition and public goods in India
(2008)
Colonial land tenure, electoral competition and public goods in India
by Abhijit Banerjee
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Examines the question: do areas which were under landlord-based systems develop differently compared to areas which were under other land tenure systems. The question is answered by comparing outcomes in the two types of areas in post-colonial India. Findings show that areas with greater initial inequality tended to have lower investments in public education, roads, electricity, and other infrastructure, such as participation in local elections.
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Colonial land tenure, electoral competition and public goods in India
2008, Harvard Business School
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"February 2008"--Publisher's web site.
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