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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Relative Political Capacity"”.

  1. Synergetic Effects of Democracy and Economic Development on Income Inequality and the Role of Relative Political Capacity

    … a spotlight on the mediating influence of Relative Political Capacity (RPC). Uncovering the pivotal role of RPC as democracies advance and economies progress, this research navigates the contours of income inequality. By dissecting distinct sub-samples of OECD and non-OECD countries, …

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  2. Conjecture and Evidence: Discovering the Costs of Contemporary American Political Ideals

    <p>This dissertation offers an adaptation of the relative political capacity (RPC) research framework to domestic American politics, enabling a quantitative examination of the relative performance of state governments during the COVID-19 pandemic. Theoretically, I examine the notion that more …

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  3. Government Expenditure and Relative Efficiencies: A Case Study of the United Arab Emirates with Application of the Relative Political Allocation Model

    … expenditure of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) relative to other countries. To achieve this, the case study utilized the Relative Political Allocation model (RPA) paired with Analytic Narrative as a method of analysis. Secondary data of the UAE and other countries are obtained from the latest …

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