EFFECT OF AGGREGATE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ON CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS - REPLY

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[1] BURNHAM WD, 1974, AM POLIT SCI REV, V68, P1002, DOI 10.2307/1959143

[2] BURNHAM WD, 1965, AM POLITICAL SCI REV, V54, P7

[3] Converse Philip, 1972, HUMAN MEANING SOCIAL

[4] HoodWand Koopmans T, 1953, STUDIES ECONOMETRIC

[5] JOHNSTON J, 1972, ECONOMETRIC METHODS, P168

[6] REGISTRATION AND VOTING - PUTTING 1ST THINGS 1ST [J]. AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 1967, 61 (02) : 359 - 379

[7] Key V.O., 1966, RESPONSIBLE ELECTORA

[8] SHORT-TERM FLUCTUATIONS IN US VOTING BEHAVIOR, 1896-1964 [J]. AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 1971, 65 (01) : 131 - &

[9] KRAMER GH, 1972, DIMENSIONS QUANTITAT, P256

[10] LEPPER SJ, 1974, PUBLIC CHOICE, V18, P67