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The paper has benefitted from being discussed with Peter Nannestad and Kalle Moene. It has been presented at the European Public Choice Meeting in Portrush, Northern Ireland, 1993.

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Paldam, M. Public choice: More of a branch or more of a sect?. Public Choice 77, 177–184 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01049231

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