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THE POTENTIAL FOR POLICY CHANGE UNDER TWO-DIMENSIONAL GOVERNMENT POLARISATION
Governments make less policy changes when there are larger ideological distances between government parties. This is a foundational claim of veto player theory which is supported by the results of several empirical studies. The relationship between government polarisation and the ability for policy
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