Polyarchy

Polyarchy
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How Democratization Reshaped State Spending: From Repression to Development to Welfare

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A historical puzzle: how core principles of modern democracy influenced the evolution of government budgets. Building on Dahl’s (1971) concept of polyarchy, the study links stages of electoral contestation and suffrage inclusion to distinct patterns of state spending.

Administrative Data Democratization Government Spending Polyarchy2025@CPS 1 Stata file 1 dataset Dataverse