Institutions, partisanship, and inequality in the long run.
Por: Scheve, Kenneth.
Colaborador(es): Stasavage, David.
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ArtículoDescripción: Vol. 61, nro. 2 (april 2009), p. 215-253.Tema(s): DESIGUALDAD | INSTITUCIONES | PARTIDISMO | POLITICAUbicación en estantería: US.WP/2/2009
En: World PoliticsResumen: SUMARIO: Introduction - Data on top income shares - Top income shares - Are top income shares relevant for testing political hypotheses? - Potential political determinants of inequality - Centralized wage bargaining - Income inequality, 1916/2000 - Empirical specification - Institutional turning points - Was there a structural break? - Tests for a structural break - Implications - Conclusion - References
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SUMARIO: Introduction - Data on top income shares - Top income shares - Are top income shares relevant for testing political hypotheses? - Potential political determinants of inequality - Centralized wage bargaining - Income inequality, 1916/2000 - Empirical specification - Institutional turning points - Was there a structural break? - Tests for a structural break - Implications - Conclusion - References
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