Misery, Corruption, and Presidential Approval

Guillermo Rosas; Luigi Manzetti

Misery, Corruption, and Presidential Approval

Guillermo Rosas, Luigi Manzetti

Washington University in St. Louis

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Abstract

This is a guest post by Guillermo Rosas and Luigi Manzetti. It summarizes their recent paper, ‘Reassessing the trade-off hypothesis: How misery drives the corruption effect on presidential approval’ that was published in Electoral Studies, Volume 39, September 2015, pp. 26–38.

Original language	English
Publication date	3 Sept 2015
Publication status	Published - 3 Sept 2015

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