How can we measure political polarization in Europe?

Marina Diakonova

Political polarization can harm a country’s economy. But can we measure the level of polarization in each country? Is it related to legislative gridlock? We answer these questions by analysing the cases of Spain, Germany, France and Italy in the paper “Political polarization in Europe” by Marina Diakonova, Corinna Ghirelli and Javier J. Pérez.

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Working Paper. Political polarization in Europe
Marina Diakonova
Marina Diakonova
  • Monetary Policy and International Economy

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