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redistribution and progressive taxation, and less likely to have a conservative political orientation, even conditional on having the …
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redistribution and progressive taxation, and less likely to have a conservative political orientation, even conditional on having the …
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redistribution and progressive taxation, and less likely to have a conservative political orientation, even conditional on having the …
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redistribution and progressive taxation, and less likely to have a conservative political orientation, even conditional on having the …
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redistribution and progressive taxation, and less likely to have a conservative political orientation, even conditional on having the …
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redistribution and progressive taxation, and less likely to have a conservative political orientation, even conditional on having the …
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preferences for redistribution. Exploiting the plausibly exogenous change in severity of the infection rate at the county level …, we show that, contrary to some theoretical expectations, the worse the crisis, the lower the support for redistribution …
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preferences for redistribution. Exploiting the plausibly exogenous change in severity of the infection rate at the county level …, we show that, contrary to some theoretical expectations, the worse the crisis, the lower the support for redistribution …
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We study the dynamics of income inequality, capital concentration, and voting outcomes before 1914. Based on new panel data for Prussian counties and districts we re-evaluate the key economic debate between Marxists and their critics before 1914. We show that the increase in inequality was...
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