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Economic Growth and Working-Class Representation: Evidence from Brazil
Economic growth may lead to more resources for the working class to solve collective action problems and demand political representation, but not all instances of economic growth do unequivocally reduce economic inequality. When productivity gains accrue disproportionately to economic elites and pol
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