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Article Retrieval Process 3.2 Process of Extracting the Included Papers The ex the books, pai that include o pers, and reports by title, abstract, introduc ractions of the answers related to the research questions were extracted from ion, and conclusion using sources ‘ficial reports (such as: Transparency International, World Bank, and Monetary Fund), journals (such as: Journal of Comparative Economics, International Small Business Journal, Euro Economic Su Journal of Po pean Journal of Political Economy, Journa Economics, American Economic Review, The Journa Freedom, Corruption, and Growth, Cato Journal), handbooks (such as: Review of International Economics, World Bank Economic Review), and academic press (such as: Oxford University Press, Harvard University Press, and Oxford University Press). The following figure (see figure 2) illustrates the whole process in details and the number of books, papers, and reports for the final analysis. This systematic review has been conducted in response to the objectives identified by the Department for International Development (DFID) of the UK government for systematic reviews. of Political Economy, Journal of rveys, International Journal of Development, Journal of Economic Studies, itical Economy, The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of Comparative of Business Inquiry, Economic
Article Retrieval Process 3.2 Process of Extracting the Included Papers The ex the books, pai that include o pers, and reports by title, abstract, introduc ractions of the answers related to the research questions were extracted from ion, and conclusion using sources ‘ficial reports (such as: Transparency International, World Bank, and Monetary Fund), journals (such as: Journal of Comparative Economics, International Small Business Journal, Euro Economic Su Journal of Po pean Journal of Political Economy, Journa Economics, American Economic Review, The Journa Freedom, Corruption, and Growth, Cato Journal), handbooks (such as: Review of International Economics, World Bank Economic Review), and academic press (such as: Oxford University Press, Harvard University Press, and Oxford University Press). The following figure (see figure 2) illustrates the whole process in details and the number of books, papers, and reports for the final analysis. This systematic review has been conducted in response to the objectives identified by the Department for International Development (DFID) of the UK government for systematic reviews. of Political Economy, Journal of rveys, International Journal of Development, Journal of Economic Studies, itical Economy, The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of Comparative of Business Inquiry, Economic
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