0 a complete change of government, especially one brought about by force
A major implication of this analysis is that the improvement of the economy should decrease the chance of regime change or major regular government change.
Finally, this article examines informal repression as a demonstration of state autonomy within the context of forced regime change.
Moreover, there is some tension in the rational expectations account of regime change.
Scholars of regime change have offered several complementary explanations of the empirical regularity that democratic transitions tend not to result in substantial redistribution.
For ecologically myopic farmers, these policies exacerbate the likelihood of inadvertent regime change from species invasion, which corresponds to welfare losses over the long term.
Rather, regime change will be shown to have emerged piecemeal over the course of the nineteenth century.
After the regime change, the perceived persistence parameter and inflation are brought under control.
Figure 14 shows the response of the output gap under the two alternative regimes, just after the date of the hypothetical regime change.
