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Concurrent elections and turnout : causal estimates from a German quasi-experiment
Garmann, Sebastian
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Journal of economic behavior & organization : JEBO
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2016
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What determines the length of a typical Canadian parliamentary government?
Ferris, Stephen
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Voia, Marcel
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Carleton University, Department of Economics
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2008
party affiliation, governing parties do engage in
election
timing
. The data also suggest that election calls coincide with …
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Do business cycle peaks predict election calls in Canada?
Voia, Marcel-Christian
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Ferris, John Stephen
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European journal of political economy
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2013
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Do business cycle peaks predict election calls in Canada?
Voia, Marcel-Cristian
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Ferris, J. Stephen
- In:
European Journal of Political Economy
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2013
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pp. 102-118
than the other way around. Such a finding reinforces the hypothesis of strategic
election
timing
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Do Canadian Business Cycle Peaks Predict Federal Election Calls?
Voia, Marcel-Cristian
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Ferris, J. Stephen
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Carleton University, Department of Economics
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2011
rather than the other way around. While such a finding reinforces the hypothesis of strategic
election
timing
, the result is …
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