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... Analysis Our data are centered on the reelection bids of governors in the continental United States from 1960 through 1988. Table 1 shows the reelection histories of governors during this period . We will assume below that eligible ...
... Analysis Our data are centered on the reelection bids of governors in the continental United States from 1960 through 1988. Table 1 shows the reelection histories of governors during this period . We will assume below that eligible ...
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... analysis of this question , including empirical work , seems to be an important topic for future work . Now turn to the closely related question of whether cheap talk leads away from " bad " and to " good " equilibria from the players ...
... analysis of this question , including empirical work , seems to be an important topic for future work . Now turn to the closely related question of whether cheap talk leads away from " bad " and to " good " equilibria from the players ...
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... analysis is targeted at deciding how much to pay the position , rather than the individual in it . Some jobs offer more opportunity for in- vestment than others . A job can be defined by the technological investment opportunity it ...
... analysis is targeted at deciding how much to pay the position , rather than the individual in it . Some jobs offer more opportunity for in- vestment than others . A job can be defined by the technological investment opportunity it ...
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