John Benedict Londregan

Keyphrases

1. Redistributive Politics 100%
2. Political Characteristics 44%
3. Democracy 44%
4. United States 33%
5. Electoral Bias 33%
6. Two-way Relationship 33%
7. United States Elections 33%
8. Leadership Succession 33%
9. Authoritarian Rule 33%
10. Economic Activity 33%
11. Senators 33%
12. Political Institutions 33%
13. Spatial Preference 33%
14. Government Debt 33%
15. Federal System 33%
16. Private Information 33%
17. High-income 33%
18. Executive Power 33%
19. Economic Efficiency 33%
20. Chile 33%
21. Political Freedom 33%
22. Political Economy 33%
23. Extensive Margin of Trade 33%
24. Coups 33%
25. Intensive Margin of Trade 33%
26. Political Power 33%
27. Success Determinants 33%
28. Political Process 33%
29. Seizure 33%
30. Income Redistribution 33%
31. Fiscal Federalism 33%
32. Wallerstein 33%
33. Congressional Elections 33%
34. Retrospective Voting 33%
35. Poverty 33%
36. Exhaustible Resources 33%
37. Unitary System 22%
38. Intensive Margin 22%
39. Extensive Margin 22%
40. Interpersonal Contact 22%
41. Authoritarian Regimes 22%
42. Productive Use 16%
43. Economic Agents 16%
44. Data Recovering 16%
45. Zero-inflation 16%
46. Swing Voters 16%
47. Electoral Outcomes 16%
48. Agricultural Loans 16%
49. Literature Classification 16%
50. Factor Model 16%
51. Political Motives 16%
52. Inherent Preferences 16%
53. Relative Prevalence 16%
54. Internet Penetration 16%
55. Granger 16%
56. Productive Technology 16%
57. One-group 16%
58. International Competition 16%
59. Gaussian Copula 16%
60. Government Bonds 16%
61. Robustness to Outliers 16%
62. U.S. Senate 16%
63. Pre-tax Income 16%
64. Economic Traits 16%
65. Non-decreasing Functions 16%
66. Rebellion 16%
67. Economic Growth 16%
68. National Elections 16%
69. Potential Instability 16%
70. Vote Choice 16%
71. Tax Income 16%
72. Two-party 16%
73. Human Capital 16%
74. Ruler 16%
75. Self-selection 16%
76. System of Equations 16%
77. Proportional Income Tax 16%
78. Politics of Redistribution 16%
79. Economic Consequences 16%
80. Pork Barrel 16%
81. Declining Industries 16%
82. Leadership Roles 16%
83. Growth Rate 16%
84. Presidential Elections 16%
85. Democratic Government 16%
86. Pork-barrel Politics 16%
87. Ideological Affinity 16%
88. Vote Share 16%
89. Roll Call Votes 16%
90. Machine Politics 16%
91. Choice Models 16%
92. Presidential Coattails 16%
93. Technical Change 16%
94. Chooser 16%
95. Midterm Elections 16%
96. Missing Data 16%
97. Governing Coalition 16%
98. Dimension One 16%
99. Preference Parameters 16%
100. Choice Analysis 16%