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Survey of interest groups influence in an economy

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Political constraints to growth in an economic union

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Interest groups and economic performance : some new evidence

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It takes two to tango : lobbies and the political business cycle

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It takes two to Tango : lobbies and the political business cycle

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Groups not only as a long run phenomenon but also in a short-run perspective, integrating it into the theory of political …-groups theory and the endeavors of governments to win the majority of votes in elections could look like, before we perform a time …

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Interest group activity and economic growth : some new evidence from the US states

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Absolute and relative effects of interest groups on the economy

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