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... national policymakers in their own interest . As the global economy becomes more integrated , national authorities increasingly have control over policies that influence economic agents based in other countries . This mismatch between ...
... national policymakers in their own interest . As the global economy becomes more integrated , national authorities increasingly have control over policies that influence economic agents based in other countries . This mismatch between ...
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... national performance as a determinant of voting behavior reflects a degree of national cohesion that might help to alleviate conflict among domestic interest groups . Numerous analyses strongly support the conclusion that economic ...
... national performance as a determinant of voting behavior reflects a degree of national cohesion that might help to alleviate conflict among domestic interest groups . Numerous analyses strongly support the conclusion that economic ...
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... National longitudinal study of the high school class of 1972 : Postsecondary education transcript study , data file user's manual . Chicago : National Opinion Re- search Center , 1986 . Kane , Thomas J. and Rouse , Cecilia Elena ...
... National longitudinal study of the high school class of 1972 : Postsecondary education transcript study , data file user's manual . Chicago : National Opinion Re- search Center , 1986 . Kane , Thomas J. and Rouse , Cecilia Elena ...
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