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The alarming rise in drinking water pollution across the U.S. is often attributed to cost cutting pressures faced by local officials. We know little, however, about why these pressures are so severe for some cities compared to others. We present a new theory to argue that an important...
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Local governments often seek credit ratings from multiple agencies for external financing. Rating shopping and catering, the incentives of the rating agencies, and the career incentives of the analysts issuing the ratings may render the ratings interdependent. This paper estimates the feedback...
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