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Matteo Migheli & Donatella Saccone. (2023) Some new evidence on economic freedom and income distribution. Applied Economics 55:27, pages 3154-3169.
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Daniel Machado & José Alberto Fuinhas. (2023) Income Inequality and Economic Freedom Revisited: Are Freedom and Equality Conflicting Values? Evidence from the twenty-first Century. International Economic Journal 37:2, pages 294-323.
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