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of political
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group
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the full set of value.
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1980
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no evidence
in Greece dividing
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of data from
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upon
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that
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to voters’
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a great
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Journal
European
countries
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area’s
election
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unemployment
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of each
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in the
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attention
disposable
analysis
of multi-party
35:3, Summer
is to shed light
to 1979,
1982.
‘On the
Support
and the rate of price acceleration.
Regions
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parties.
of real personal
the distribution
Such a classification
May
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Dennis
regard
of a
diverging
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of mass political
variables.
of the rate of inflation
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journal
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of R. Douglas
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events
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perspectives.
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in macroeconomic
for employment
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than partisan-based
with the assistance
investigates
the implied
and non-economic
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to movements
demands
rather
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to economic
choice.
in this paper
is concerned
with