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Theories in political economy depend critically on assumptions about motivations of politicians. Our analysis starts … from the premise that politicians, like other economic agents, are rational individuals who make career decisions by … wage or the imposition of term limits would affect the career decisions of politicians and the returns to a career in …
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effect of being elected on subsequent income. Getting elected to parliament increases annual earnings initially by about €20 …
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system. We apply the method to the Finnish proportional open list system. Being elected to parliament increases annual …
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system. We apply the method to the Finnish proportional open list system. Being elected to parliament increases annual …
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effect of being elected on subsequent income. Getting elected to parliament increases annual earnings initially by about €20 …
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This paper contains additional details about the model in our paper "A Political Economy Model of Congressional Careers" (Diermeier, Keane and Merlo (2004)), as well as the computational methods we use to solve and estimate the model, and the construction of the data set
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