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Voting technology, political responsiveness, and infant health: Evidence from Brazil
Thomas Fujiwara
Economics
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Brazil
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Brazilian Presidential Elections
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De-facto
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Electronic Voting
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Enfranchisement
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Government Spending
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Health Service Utilization
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Healthcare
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Infant Health
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Low Weight
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Newborn Health
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Political Economy Model
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Political Responsiveness
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Prenatal Visits
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Regression Discontinuity Design
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Residual Error
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Unique Pattern
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Voting Technology
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Social Sciences
Brazil
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Elections
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Health Care
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Health Service
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Public Expenditure
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Public Expenditure
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Regression Discontinuity Design
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