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A long-standing issue in political economics is whether party control makes a difference in determining fiscal and economics policies. This question is very difficult to answer empirically since parties are not randomly selected to govern political entities. This paper uses a...
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the Swedish radical right party the Sweden Democrats. The effect of layoff notices on support for the Sweden Democrats is … associated with voting for the Sweden Democrats among low-skilled respondents while the opposite is true for high …
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between the disciplines are smaller in Sweden than in the more polarized U.S. We also asked 14 policy questions. The replies …
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The paper examines the accumulation of debt by Swedish local governments. I find that right-wing governments accumulate more debt when facing a higher probability of defeat, whereas the opposite occurs for left-wing governments. These effects are sizable: a right-wing government increases its...
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