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... political economy , such as Jeffrey S. Banks and Rangarajan K. Sundaram ( 1991 ) , David Austen - Smith and Banks ( 1989 ) , and Kenneth Rogoff ( 1990 ) , has also emphasized the importance of asymmetric information and has studied the ...
... political economy , such as Jeffrey S. Banks and Rangarajan K. Sundaram ( 1991 ) , David Austen - Smith and Banks ( 1989 ) , and Kenneth Rogoff ( 1990 ) , has also emphasized the importance of asymmetric information and has studied the ...
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... political power are concerned with the welfare of a particular interest group per se , but rather that such a bias comes about as a natural result of the democratic political process itself . In this note , we suggest that the biased ...
... political power are concerned with the welfare of a particular interest group per se , but rather that such a bias comes about as a natural result of the democratic political process itself . In this note , we suggest that the biased ...
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... political subdi- visions of a nation . In this paper we exam- ine the distribution of the United States federal government's net spending ( ex- penditures less taxes ) across states . Our findings suggest that the per capita federal net ...
... political subdi- visions of a nation . In this paper we exam- ine the distribution of the United States federal government's net spending ( ex- penditures less taxes ) across states . Our findings suggest that the per capita federal net ...
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