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US presidential elections and real GDP growth, 1961-2004
Kevin Grier
Free Market Institute
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Business & Economics
Presidential Elections
100%
Real GDP
78%
Output Growth
75%
GDP Growth
70%
Electoral Cycle
56%
Interest Rates
52%
Money Growth
45%
Energy Prices
38%
Government Spending
38%
United States of America
37%
Elections
37%
Control Variable
36%
Lag
33%
Statistical Analysis
32%
Inflation
25%
Social Sciences
presidential election
73%
interest rate
19%
inflation
16%
statistical analysis
13%
money
11%
election
10%
energy
10%