Georgetown / Palo Alto / New York / Toronto / NBER / /
Company
CBS / Cambridge University Press / Yale University Press / New York Times / Cox / S&P / Nasdaq / Yahoo / Stanford University Press / CNN / /
Country
United States / Columbia / /
Currency
USD / EUR / CAD / / /
Facility
University of Washington / University of Supplementary / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / University ABSTRACT To / /
IndustryTerm
oil / oil prices / /
MarketIndex
S&P 500 / NASDAQ 100 / Dow 30 / /
MedicalCondition
MS / /
Organization
Republican Party / University of Washington / Cambridge University / Chicago Board of Trade / Congressional party / House / Federal Trade Commission / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Responsible Party Government / Yale University / Senate / GOP Senate / GOP House / Congress / White House / University of Supplementary / U.S. House of Representatives / Stanford University / US Federal Reserve / unified government / Vanderbilt Law School / /
Person
Talent / Nolan McCarty / Keith Krehbiel / R. Marimon / Bryan Elliott / Jayachandran / Ulrike Malmendier / Donald Rumsfeld / Mathew D. McCubbins / Michael Herron / James Jeffords / Larry E. Jones / Betsey Stevenson / D. Brady / Marc Meredith / John Tierney / Chari / V / John Delaney / Allen / Pr / /
President / Secretary of Defense / legislator / median representative / Senator / President / albeit slightly larger than the effect / Representative / median legislator / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / British Columbia / Missouri / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
The American Economic Review / New York Times / The Quarterly Journal of Economics / Journal of Financial Economics / /
Quarterly Journal of Political Science, 2007, 2: 277–286 Research Note Party Influence in Congress and the Economy∗