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Charter cities[edit]
His latest contribution has been in trying to replicate the success of charter cities and make it an engine of economic growth in developing countries. He promoted this idea in a TED talk in 2009.[9] Romer has argued that with better rules and institutions, less developed nations can be set on a different and better trajectory for growth.[10] In his model, a host country would turn responsibility for a charter city over to a more developed trustee nation, which would allow for new rules of governance to emerge. People could "vote with their feet" for or against these rules.[6]
The government of Honduras has recently considered creating charter cities, though without the oversight of a third-party government, which some argue is neo-colonialism.[6] Romer served as chair of a "transparency committee" but resigned in September 2012 when the Honduran government agency responsible for the project signed agreements with international developers without involvement of the committee.[11]
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