Martin Gassebner|Noel Gaston|Michael J. Lamla
THE INVERSE DOMINO EFFECT: ARE ECONOMIC REFORMS CONTAGIOUS?*
Bond University|Swiss Finance Institute|Swiss Finance Institute|Bond University|Swiss Finance Institute|Bond University
international economic reviewvolume 52 issue 1 p 183200 inverse domino effect economic reforms contagious martin gassebner martin gassebner kof swiss economic institute switzerland bond university australia kof swiss economic institute switzerlandsearch papers authornoel gaston noel gaston kof swiss economic institute switzerland bond university australia kof swiss economic institute switzerlandsearch papers authormichael j lamla michael j lamla kof swiss economic institute switzerland bond university australia kof swiss economic institute switzerland would like thank heinrich ursprung stimulating interest topic well axel dreher per fredriksson jeff kline stephen miller jeehyeong park dan sasaki janegbert sturm bernd sssmuth nicolai wendland seminar participants eth zurich monash university seoul national university university adelaide workshop political economy ifo dresden international political economy society university pennsylvania useful comments constructive comments referees also gratefully acknowledged errors attributable authors alone please address correspondence noel gaston globalisation development centre school business bond university university drive gold coast queensland 4229 australia phone 6170755952220 fax 6170755951160 email ngastonbondeduausearch papers author martin gassebner martin gassebner kof swiss economic institute switzerland bond university australia kof swiss economic institute switzerlandsearch papers authornoel gaston noel gaston kof swiss economic institute switzerland bond university australia kof swiss economic institute switzerlandsearch papers authormichael j lamla michael j lamla kof swiss economic institute switzerland bond university australia kof swiss economic institute switzerland would like thank heinrich ursprung stimulating interest topic well axel dreher per fredriksson jeff kline stephen miller jeehyeong park dan sasaki janegbert sturm bernd sssmuth nicolai wendland seminar participants eth zurich monash university seoul national university university adelaide workshop political economy ifo dresden international political economy society university pennsylvania useful comments constructive comments referees also gratefully acknowledged errors attributable authors alone please address correspondence noel gaston globalisation development centre school business bond university university drive gold coast queensland 4229 australia phone 6170755952220 fax 6170755951160 email ngastonbondeduausearch papers author first published 24 february 2011 httpsdoiorg101111j14682354201000624xcitations 64 manuscript received may 2008 revised july 2009 read full textaboutpdf toolsrequest permissionexport citationadd favoritestrack citation shareshare give accessshare full text accessshare fulltext accessplease review terms conditions use check box share fulltext version articlei read accept wiley online library terms conditions useshareable linkuse link share fulltext version article friends colleagues learn morecopy url share linkshare onfacebooktwitterlinked inredditwechat abstract article examines whether countrys economic reforms affected reforms adopted countries theoretical model predicts reforms likely factors production internationally mobile reforms pursued economies using change index economic freedom measure marketliberalizing reforms panel data 144 countries 19952006 test model find evidence spillover reforms moreover consistent model international trade vehicle diffusion economic reforms rather important mechanism geographical cultural proximity citing literature volume52 issue1february 2011pages 183200 relatedinformation