ASYMMETRICAL TREATMENT AND REVENUE FROM REGIONAL PROTEST

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contents ASYMMETRICAL TREATMENT AND REVENUE FROM REGIONAL PROTEST LUIS ÁNGEL HIERRO PEDRO ATIENZA ROSARIO GÓMEZ-ÁLVAREZ Economía y Finanzas Hirschman Regionalism Pork barrel Asymmetrical federalism This study seeks to empirically determine to what extent continual protest by regionalist parties may generate revenue for their regions. To this end, we perform an econometric estimation using the collaboration agree- ments between Spanish governments and the autonomous communities as the dependent variable (first-level political and administrative divisions, CCAA in their Spanish initials). We test our hypothesis by analogously applying the economic specifications employed in studies of “pork barrel politics”, in- cluding control variables regarding per capita income, regional financing sys- tems, political variables such as support for regional governments from the same political party or the existence of pivot parties. The results support the theoretical conclusions reached by Treisman (1999), namely that non-sov- ereignist regionalism generates revenue while sovereignist nationalism or re- gionalism leads governments to react by applying unfavourable treatment. Similarly, the fact that a regionalist party plays a key role in the investiture of the national president brings with it even greater revenue to the region in question, concurring with the results predicted by Brancati (2008). 2017 artículo científico 1133-455X https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=96954075005 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=969 Revista de Economía Aplicada application/pdf Universidad de Zaragoza Revista de Economía Aplicada (España) Num.75 Vol.XXV
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spellingShingle ASYMMETRICAL TREATMENT AND REVENUE FROM REGIONAL PROTEST
LUIS ÁNGEL HIERRO
Economía y Finanzas
Hirschman
Regionalism
Pork barrel
Asymmetrical federalism
ASYMMETRICAL TREATMENT AND REVENUE FROM REGIONAL PROTEST LUIS ÁNGEL HIERRO PEDRO ATIENZA ROSARIO GÓMEZ-ÁLVAREZ Economía y Finanzas Hirschman Regionalism Pork barrel Asymmetrical federalism This study seeks to empirically determine to what extent continual protest by regionalist parties may generate revenue for their regions. To this end, we perform an econometric estimation using the collaboration agree- ments between Spanish governments and the autonomous communities as the dependent variable (first-level political and administrative divisions, CCAA in their Spanish initials). We test our hypothesis by analogously applying the economic specifications employed in studies of “pork barrel politics”, in- cluding control variables regarding per capita income, regional financing sys- tems, political variables such as support for regional governments from the same political party or the existence of pivot parties. The results support the theoretical conclusions reached by Treisman (1999), namely that non-sov- ereignist regionalism generates revenue while sovereignist nationalism or re- gionalism leads governments to react by applying unfavourable treatment. Similarly, the fact that a regionalist party plays a key role in the investiture of the national president brings with it even greater revenue to the region in question, concurring with the results predicted by Brancati (2008). 2017 artículo científico 1133-455X https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=96954075005 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=969 Revista de Economía Aplicada application/pdf Universidad de Zaragoza Revista de Economía Aplicada (España) Num.75 Vol.XXV
title ASYMMETRICAL TREATMENT AND REVENUE FROM REGIONAL PROTEST
topic Economía y Finanzas
Hirschman
Regionalism
Pork barrel
Asymmetrical federalism
url https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=96954075005