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... interest ) with those facing an organized interest that earns only a minute share of the national income ( a " narrow " interest ) . A majority , for exam- ple , has a encompassing stake in society . Though , as we shall see ...
... interest ) with those facing an organized interest that earns only a minute share of the national income ( a " narrow " interest ) . A majority , for exam- ple , has a encompassing stake in society . Though , as we shall see ...
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... interest organizations will devolve until they have , in effect , the same dense network of narrow special- interest organizations that ultimately accu- mulates in stable societies that begin with none ( Olson , 1986 , 1990 ) . The same ...
... interest organizations will devolve until they have , in effect , the same dense network of narrow special- interest organizations that ultimately accu- mulates in stable societies that begin with none ( Olson , 1986 , 1990 ) . The same ...
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... interest rate operates through the channel of the domestic rate , which it pushes up , of course ; the contractionary effect of higher interest costs on the real demand price of labor is an ancient theme of capital theory and hence not ...
... interest rate operates through the channel of the domestic rate , which it pushes up , of course ; the contractionary effect of higher interest costs on the real demand price of labor is an ancient theme of capital theory and hence not ...
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