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work_q4ln6qn4jfebto2jmemk3xwnce	Christos Pargianas	ENDOGENOUS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS, WAGE INEQUALITY, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH	2016	25	.pdf	application/pdf	7710	1025	79	a change in policies that increased the skill premium in the subsequent decades above its initial value. Key Words: Endogenous Growth, Political Economy, Endogenous Institutions, Education, Innovation, Wage Inequality, Minimum Wage, Labor Unions, Special Interest Groups, Strategic Voting, Campaign Contributions, wage inequality between and within groups of skilled and unskilled workers and an increase in cost to start a new firm and high minimum wage) imply smaller support from educated voters the labor force implies an increase in the relative importance of skilled workers in the political short run, but then it induces a change in economic policies that increases the skill premium, This paper argues that political parties will choose such bad (for skilled workers) policies not in effect, which shifts the relative demand curve for skills as shown in figure I, because the increase The relative supply change also increases the fraction of strategic voters and decreases 	./cache/work_q4ln6qn4jfebto2jmemk3xwnce.pdf	./txt/work_q4ln6qn4jfebto2jmemk3xwnce.txt