Social Preferences, Inflation, Unemployment, and Political Business Cycles: Econometric Evidence for the Reagan Presidency

David J. Smyth · Susan K. Washburn · Pami Dua

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David J. Smyth, Susan K. Washburn, Pami Dua, Social Preferences, Inflation, Unemployment, and Political Business Cycles: Econometric Evidence for the Reagan Presidency, Southern Economic Journal, Vol. 56, No. 2 (Oct., 1989), pp. 336-348

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