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May 23, 2006
Fun B-SPAN Tidbit of the Day
From Tim Besley, professor at the London School of Economics:
Randomly selected leaders dying in office tends on average to improve
economic performance in countries--particularly in autocratic countries.
It has to do with competition improving efficiency, he says. This is apparently also true for companies--a CEO killed in office improves corporate performance. It's a real-world Dead Roommate Rule!
