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When does a country reform?

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By Aditya Sinha
| MSN India Verified
Aditya Sinha A serious account of reform must explain three things: Why bad policies persist. Why reform is resisted even when persistence is costly. What tips a country from one equilibrium to another at a particular moment. This framework comes from three papers published in the early 1990s. In 'Why Are Stabilisations Delayed?' Alberto Alesina and Allan Drazen show that a country on an unsustainable path can postpone reform.
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Holding Fable embargo as mirror

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By Aditya Sinha
| MSN India Verified
In 1995, MIT Press published a book that nobody was meant to read in the ordinary way. It was the complete source code of Pretty Good Privacy, Phil Zimmermann's encryption program, set in machine-readable type across some 900 pages. Washington had placed strong cryptography on the US Munitions List, alongside fighter aircraft and artillery, and exporting it without a licence was a crime. A book, however, was protected speech.
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Holding Fable embargo as mirror

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| MSN India Verified
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