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We use the percent of the non - agricultural workforce that is unionized and expect a positive association with turnout . The mean level of unionization in our sample countries is 13.35 percent and ranges from 4.4 percent in Guatemala ...
We use the percent of the non - agricultural workforce that is unionized and expect a positive association with turnout . The mean level of unionization in our sample countries is 13.35 percent and ranges from 4.4 percent in Guatemala ...
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Further , a one - percent increase in female literacy is associated with a .87 increase in voting turnout , on average . Once we allow for greater variation in literacy using female literacy , we find that education level affects voter ...
Further , a one - percent increase in female literacy is associated with a .87 increase in voting turnout , on average . Once we allow for greater variation in literacy using female literacy , we find that education level affects voter ...
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Such workers pay between 5.75 and 13.75 percent of their salaries for health insurance , depending on income . The CCSS's health insurance programs enroll 89 percent of the total population . This figure includes workers ' dependents as ...
Such workers pay between 5.75 and 13.75 percent of their salaries for health insurance , depending on income . The CCSS's health insurance programs enroll 89 percent of the total population . This figure includes workers ' dependents as ...
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| Titlu | The Latin Americanist: The International Review of the Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies, Volumul 49 |
| Coautor | Southeastern Council on Latin American Studies |
| Editor | Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies, 2005 |
| Exemplar original de la | Indiana University |
| Scanată la | 13 dec. 2010 |
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