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독재국가와 재분배: 독재국가 유형에 따른 재분배의 경험적 분석
Author
박상훈, 이대진, 이재묵
Journal Title
Oughtopia (오토피아)
Publication Year
2017
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Summary
This study analyzes the differences in redistribution patterns across dictatorship types through the lens of institutionalism. The analysis reveals that monarchical dictatorships are the least redistributive, while military dictatorships are the most. This suggests that policy choices in dictatorships are not contingent but are systematically influenced by political institutions.
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