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    Evidence Suggests That,with Rare Exceptions,economic Policies Are Not Manipulated in an Effort
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Evidence Suggests That,with Rare Exceptions,economic Policies Are Not Manipulated in an Effort

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Evidence suggests that,with rare exceptions,economic policies are not manipulated in an effort to influence electoral outcomes.Use the Lucas critique to explain why not.

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