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Political Business Cycles in Local Employment Author info | Abstract | Publisher info | Download info | Related research | Statistics Cesar Alberto Campos Coelho ()
Francisco José Veiga () (Universidade do Minho - NIPE )
Linda Gonçalves Veiga () (Universidade do Minho - NIPE)
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Using employment data for municipalities, we find strong evidence of political business cycles. Employment increases shortly before elections mainly in municipalities where the mayor´s party has a majority of deputies in the municipal assembly and where she is running for reelection. Classification-JEL: D72, H7.
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Keywords: Political business cycles ; local governments ; employment ; Portugal. ; This paper has been announced in the following NEP Reports :
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