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Unions, PAC contributions, and the NAFTA vote
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  • 1976Determining Legislative Preferences on the Minimum Wage: An Economic Approach189 cited
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  • 1987Congressional Voting on Labor Issues: The Role of PACS89 cited
  • 1978Voting on Minimum Wages: A Time-Series Analysis88 cited
  • 1985DOMESTIC CONTENT LEGISLATION: HOUSE VOTING AND THE ECONOMIC THEORY OF REGULATION69 cited
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  • 1981The impact of labor unions on the passage of economic legislation59 cited
  • 1992The impact of legislator attributes on union PAC campaign contributions46 cited
  • 1982Support for Organized Labor in the House of Representatives: The 89th and 95th Congresses10 cited
  • 1987Union legislative records during president reagan’s first term8 cited

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  • 1999Redistributing Values in Congress: Interest Group Influence Under Sub-Optimal Conditions32 cited

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