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The economic determinants of U.S. presidential approval : a survey
Berlemann, Michael; Enkelmann, Sören - 2012
economy. While about half of all studies for the United States find a significant effect of unemployment and inflation on … choice of the sample period is of crucial importance. While in the very long run we find unemployment, inflation and the …. -- presidential popularity ; approval ; unemployment ; inflation …
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Misery and President Ford : macroeconomics and presidential popularity
Smyth, David J. - In: The journal of economics 16 (1990), pp. 124-128
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From Camelot to the teflon president : economics and presidential popularity since 1960
Lanoue, David J. - 1988
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The message matters : the economy and presidential campaigns
Vavreck, Lynn - 2009
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Macroeconomics & micropolitics : the electoral effects of economic issues
Kiewiet, D. Roderick; Kiewiet, D. Roderick - 1983
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Strong presidential approval or disapproval influencing the expected benefits of voting and the voter participation rate
Cebula, Richard J. - In: Atlantic economic journal : AEJ 33 (2005) 2, pp. 159-167
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Opinion Polls and Presidential Campaign in Colombia
Estrada, Fernando - 2010
In Colombia these polls do not withstand any rigorous testing. And contrary to expand the formation of public opinion, impaired. To overcome this defect should propose means fewer surveys and more discussions. Presidential campaigns should seek democratic enlargement, and a less massive media...
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Presidential Influence on Partisans' Opinions
Edwards III, George C. - 2015
Typically, a significant percentage of the public (although often not a majority) supports the president’s policies. We should not conclude that such responses are the result of presidential persuasion, however. Presidents find it difficult or impossible to change opinion. Nevertheless, the...
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The lost popularity function : are unemployment and inflation no longer relevant for the bahaviour of German voters?
Kirchgässner, Gebhard - 2009
Up to now there was a general conviction that increasing unemployment and inflation have a negative impact on the … the Schröder government. While the results for the former show the known pattern, neither unemployment nor inflation is … price stability in Germany. -- government popularity ; popularity function ; Germany ; unemployment ; inflation …
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The economic determinants of US presidential approval : a survey
Berlemann, Michael; Enkelmann, Sören - In: European journal of political economy 36 (2014), pp. 41-54
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