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Inequality, Corruption and Support for Democracy. (2022). Rubio, Lourdes Rojas.
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  45. Growth, Volatility & Political Instability: Non Linear Time Series Evidence for Argentina 1896-2000. (2007). Campos, Nauro ; Karanasos, Menelaos.
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