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We study whether political parties exert precise control over the outcomes of legislative elections. We test for discontinuities in two outcomes that, in the absence of precise control, should be smooth at the threshold that determines control of the legislature: the identity of the party that...

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Do voters or politicians choose the outcomes of elections? : evidence from high-stakes U.S. state legislative elections

Jeong, Dahyeon; Shenoy, Ajay - 2017

We study whether political parties exert precise control over the outcomes of legislative elections. We test for discontinuities in two outcomes that, in the absence of precise control, should be smooth at the threshold that determines control of the legislature: the identity of the party that...

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Are politicians really paid like bureaucrats?

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Are politicians really paid like bureaucrats?

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Civil service rules and policy choices : evidence from US state governments

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U.S. State Government policies and entrepreneurship

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Estimating the impact of gubernatorial partisanship on policy settings and economic outcomes : a regression discontinuity approach

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Estimating the impact of gubernatorial partisanship on policy settings and economic outcomes : a regression discontinuity approach

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Political Connections and Government-Awarded Economic Incentives : US State-level Evidence

Aobdia, Daniel - 2019

award in a politically connected state and this association is stronger when politicians' motives appear to be self …

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