Open Access Order Framework
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The North-Wallis-Weingast framework distinguishing limited access orders (a ruling coalition monopolizes political and economic opportunity, sustained by rents) from open access orders (broad access to economic opportunity and political rights, with the freedom to organize against incumbents). A diagnostic test is whether anyone can form an organization to compete against incumbent interests.
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