Add to ORKGThis paper examines the distribution of New Deal expenditures within the state of Alabama. Previous literature ignored within-state politics of distribution, focusing on the larger issue of distribution between states. Using previously unexploited county-level data, our results indicate that those counties whose residents enjoyed higher incomes received larger appropriations than residents of lower-income counties. In addition, evidence is presented that suggests that Alabama's politicians' desire for re-election helped to shape how dollars were allocated within the state. Copyright 1999 Blackwell Publishers Ltd..
article examines the relative effectiveness of the redistributive efforts of state and local governm...
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The uneven state-level distribution of New Deal spending has been frequently studied and a variety o...
Since 1969 more than a dozen studies have explored the grossly unequal state-level distribution of N...
In response to the worst ever economic crisis in the U.S., the New Deal was created by the President...
The uneven state-level distribution of New Deal spending has been frequently studied and a variety o...
A study of the effects of legislative re-districting in the states during the 1960's. Also contains...
Like many other states Alabama was greatly harmed by the Great Depression. As a result of the econom...
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Using county-level data on federal New Deal expenditures on public works and relief and Agricultural...
Typescript (photocopy).This study of electoral voting patterns in the eleven ex-Confederate states b...
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This paper examines Georgia during the Great Depression and New Deal. It specifically focuses on the...
article examines the relative effectiveness of the redistributive efforts of state and local governm...
US states have many policy options to promote short-term and long-term development of local economie...
Some twenty-one months before the November 2010 elections, the United States Congress passed the Ame...
The uneven state-level distribution of New Deal spending has been frequently studied and a variety o...
Since 1969 more than a dozen studies have explored the grossly unequal state-level distribution of N...
In response to the worst ever economic crisis in the U.S., the New Deal was created by the President...
The uneven state-level distribution of New Deal spending has been frequently studied and a variety o...
A study of the effects of legislative re-districting in the states during the 1960's. Also contains...
Like many other states Alabama was greatly harmed by the Great Depression. As a result of the econom...
Typescript (photocopy).This study of electoral voting patterns in the eleven ex-Confederate states b...
Using county-level data on federal New Deal expenditures on public works and relief and Agricultural...
Typescript (photocopy).This study of electoral voting patterns in the eleven ex-Confederate states b...
The data base for this research was provided by a set of mimeographed reports prepared in the summer...
When writing budgets, how do lawmakers decide whether to direct dollars to their districts or to spr...
This paper examines Georgia during the Great Depression and New Deal. It specifically focuses on the...
article examines the relative effectiveness of the redistributive efforts of state and local governm...
US states have many policy options to promote short-term and long-term development of local economie...
Some twenty-one months before the November 2010 elections, the United States Congress passed the Ame...