INSTITUTIONAL PROVISION INVESTMENT INSTRUMENTS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

The Provision of Public Inputs and Foreign Direct Investment

Public inputs play an important role in investment decisions made by multinational firms. Empirical research suggests that investment in public inputs such as infrastructure can have direct effects on productivity by lowering the average cost curve for private firms, as well as indirect effects by creating positive externalities associated with agglomeration. A general equilibrium model of a sm...

The Regional Returns of Public Investment Policies in Mexico

— This paper uses multiple regression analysis to determine the extent to which the regional distribution of public investment policies before and after the Mexican debt crisis and the opening of the country to trade have responded primarily to efficiency or redistribution criteria. The results highlight that the regional allocation of public investment funds in Mexico since 1970 seems to follo...

New Technologies and Institutional Change in Public Administration

Institutional Requirements for Academic Research in Public Administration

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Regional Disparities in Ghana: Policy Options and Public Investment Implications

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