Political connections, political favoritism and political competition: evidence from the granting of building permits by French mayors

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RT @VincentGeloso: This paper in Public Choice by Christophe Lévêque is really awesome. Baseline favoritism is always there but it declines…

19 Apr 2022

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This paper in Public Choice by Christophe Lévêque is really awesome. Baseline favoritism is always there but it declines with political competition and disappears in particularly close electoral settings. #polqc #PoliSciTwitter #econtwitter https://t.co/K

19 Apr 2022

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Interesting new finding from Christophe Lévêque: Competitive mayoral elections can prevent political favoritism. https://t.co/3xafqxtI3d

23 Sep 2019

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Families related to mayors obtain more building permits than those related to municipal oppositions. The phenomenon depends strongly on the level of political competition https://t.co/DOWHZoRdZD

23 Sep 2019

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