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Data analysis : an introduction

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - 1995

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Economics and elections : the major western democracies

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - 1988

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Economics and electoral behavior in France

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: Political economy in western democracies, (pp. 284-303). 1985

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French national elections : political economic forecasts

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: European journal of political economy 7 (1991) 4, pp. 487-496

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France : the stalled electorate

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: Electoral change in advanced industrial democracies : …, (pp. 425-448). 1984

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Maintaining economic competition : the causes and consequences of antitrust

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: The journal of politics : JOP 41 (1979) 1, pp. 169-191

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The relative importance of socioeconomic and political variables for public policy

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: American political science review 71 (1977) 2, pp. 559-566

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Some economic effects of revolution : models, measurement, and the Cuban evidence

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: The American journal of sociology : AJS 84 (1979) 5, pp. 1127-1149

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Economics and the French voter : a micro-analysis

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: Public opinion quarterly : journal of the American … 47 (1983) 3, pp. 347-360

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The Jobs Model Forecast: Well Done in 2004

Lewis-Beck, Michael S.; Tien, Charles - 2005

The Jobs Model of presidential election forecasting predicted well in 2004. The model, based on data available in August 2004, generated an error of only 1.3 percentage points when forecasting the incumbent share of the two-party popular vote (Lewis-Beck and Tien 2004). In contrast, the median...

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