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	“Are Monetary Policy Preferences Egocentric? Evidence from Two American Surveys and an Experiment” by David H. Bearce Professor of Political Science and International Affairs University of Colorado at Boulder Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-10-22 16:00:56 Open Document File Size: 209,80 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Hiscox / Fleming / Kubota / / Country China / United States / / / Facility Political Science University of Colorado / International Affairs University of Colorado / / IndustryTerm mass media coverage / / Organization University of Colorado / Graduate School / Federal Reserve Board / / Person Jennifer Wolak / Matthew DiGiuseppe / David Steinberg / Ricardo-Viner / Stephen Chaudoin / Kim-Lee Tuxhorn / / PoliticalEvent Congressional Election / / Position representative / non-tradable producer / / ProvinceOrState Colorado / / SocialTag International trade Macroeconomic policy Monetary policy Public finance Economic policy Monetary economics Inflation Federal Reserve System Balance of trade Economics

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