Income redistribution and the realignment of American politics

Nolan M. McCarty · Keith T. Poole · Howard L. Rosenthal

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What kinds of considerations have historically had an important influence on congressional voting patterns? This analysis demonstrates that income redistribution implications have had a strong and persistent effect on national policy.

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