Identifying Politically Connected Firms: A Machine Learning Approach
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- Vitezslav Titl & Fritz Schiltz, 2021. "Identifying Politically Connected Firms: A Machine Learning Approach," Working Papers 2110, Utrecht School of Economics.
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