 | Joan M. Nelson, John Waterbury - Business & Economics - 1989 - 196 pages
...economic policy actions that create resistance or unrest — and that might provide an excuse for a reversal of the democratization process — are likely...supporting the democratic experiment, incoming economic policy teams are more likely to pursue expansionist programs that meet expectations and reduce social... | |
 | Stephan Haggard - Business & Economics - 1990 - 300 pages
...to involve substantial turnover in technical personnel and changes in decision-making institutions. With increased social demands, the uncertainties facing...supporting the democratic experiment, incoming economic policy teams are more likely to pursue programs that meet expectations and reduce social conflict in... | |
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... coalitional consequences; they may also affect the survival of the new regime itself. These uncertainties shorten the time horizons over which politicians calculate the costs of policy choice. Difficult economic policy actions that create resistance... 