“Uncertainty, not insecurity, is the fundamental problem for business” in Afghanistan according to a new study by Jake Cusack and Erik Malmstrom at the Center for a New American Security (ht: Zach W.). In “Afghanistan’s Willing Entrepreneurs: Supporting Private-Sector Growth in the Afghan Economy,” they report: In national surveys, insecurity ranks at the top of [...]
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How Do Entrepreneurs Operate in Afghanistan?
Posted in International, tagged Afghanistan, Entrepreneurship, Incentives, International, Transaction Cost Economics on November 26, 2010 | 4 Comments »
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