Philipp Barteska
@philippbarteska.bsky.social
Economics PhD candidate at the LSE.
Research on development economics, political economy, organizational economics.
My JMP links the implementation of an industrial policy in South Korea to individual bureaucrats.
philippbarteska.com
Research on development economics, political economy, organizational economics.
My JMP links the implementation of an industrial policy in South Korea to individual bureaucrats.
philippbarteska.com
Thanks for featuring my JMP "Bureaucrats and the Korean Export Miracle" (w Jay Lee) in the amazing development impact blog!
For anyone who missed it, find here the thread I posted on X a few days ago: twitter.com/philippbarte...
Full paper here: philippbarteska.com/files/KOTRA....
For anyone who missed it, find here the thread I posted on X a few days ago: twitter.com/philippbarte...
Full paper here: philippbarteska.com/files/KOTRA....
In today's job market post, @philippbarteska.bsky.social shows how the quality of Korea's bureaucrats affected its success in expanding exports using the staggered roll-out of overseas export promotion offices and a movers design based on bureaucrats rotating blogs.worldbank.org/impactevalua...
Industrial policy is back! But do countries have the capacity to successfully implement it? Guest po...
How did Korea increase exports? The staggered roll-out of its overseas export promotion offices and rotation of bureaucrats is used to show the role of bureaucrat ability.
blogs.worldbank.org
November 29, 2023 at 2:21 PM
Thanks for featuring my JMP "Bureaucrats and the Korean Export Miracle" (w Jay Lee) in the amazing development impact blog!
For anyone who missed it, find here the thread I posted on X a few days ago: twitter.com/philippbarte...
Full paper here: philippbarteska.com/files/KOTRA....
For anyone who missed it, find here the thread I posted on X a few days ago: twitter.com/philippbarte...
Full paper here: philippbarteska.com/files/KOTRA....