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We build a model of conflict in which two groups contest a resource and must decide on the optimal allocation of labor … involved in the conflict by transferring financial resources to its origin country. We find that the diaspora influences the … conflict equilibrium, the two groups of residents prefer to negotiate a peaceful settlement if there exists a sharing rule that …
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This paper studies the joint effect of fractionalization and inequality on the size of government. Within a political … fractionalization and group antagonism reduce the support for redistribution. Whereas within group inequality increases support for …
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We study the extent to which migrant inflows to the United States affect the political polarization of campaign donors … polarization measures based on ideology data derived from 16 million campaign finance contributors, our results show that migrant … inflows causally increase the polarization of both campaign donations and leading political candidates. Our estimates hold …
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- affects the polarization of the legislature and policy implementation. Using data on electoral and legislative outcomes for US …
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We study the extent to which migrant inflows to the United States affect the political polarization of campaign donors … polarization measures based on ideology data derived from 16 million campaign finance contributors, our results show that migrant … inflows causally increase the polarization of both campaign donations and leading political candidates. Our estimates hold …
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, ideology, ethnicity, and gender. Exposure to these ads made individuals less likely to change their initial voting intentions …
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Using very detailed register data on cognitive abilities and productive personality traits for nearly all Swedish males at age 18, we show that employment in the recent past has shifted towards skill-intensive occupations. Employment growth is monotonically skill biased in relation to this set...
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Using population-wide Swedish register data on cognitive abilities and productive personality traits, we show that employment growth has been monotonically skill-biased in terms of these general-purpose intellectual skills, despite a simultaneous (polarizing) decline in middle-wage jobs....
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