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Trying to establish a link between the study of cabinets and the analysis of policy outputs can be useful at least for two reasons . First , policy outputs are the most obvious , the most easily observable , and one of the most ...
Trying to establish a link between the study of cabinets and the analysis of policy outputs can be useful at least for two reasons . First , policy outputs are the most obvious , the most easily observable , and one of the most ...
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If there are no particular reasons for pressing these policies ( such as the imperative need to adhere to the party program , or exceptional advantages gained from favouring the potential beneficiaries ) , it will be better to avoid ...
If there are no particular reasons for pressing these policies ( such as the imperative need to adhere to the party program , or exceptional advantages gained from favouring the potential beneficiaries ) , it will be better to avoid ...
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