Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5092264 Journal of Comparative Economics 2013 18 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We test the effect of electoral rules and forms of government on agricultural policy. ► We use both cross-sectional and panel data estimators. ► Proportional and presidential democracies give more public support to agriculture. ► The constitutional effect is stronger for import sectors and staple food crops. ► The effects are independent from the ideology orientation of governments.
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