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Figure 1 Danish elections, governments, and anti-immigration parties in 1986–98
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Source: Own calculations based on Statistics Denmark register data.
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Note: Parliament elections in Panel A, municipal elections in Panel B. Share of allocated refugees is in percent of local population in The figures display parameter estimates of the change in the share of allocated refugees regressed on the change in share of votes for anti-immigration parties for the 100-x% smallest municipalities (grey dots) and for the x% largest municipalities (black dots). The intersections between the horizontal lines and the vertical line corresponds to the estimates in the main regressions in Tables 4a and 4b. The vertical black and grey lines at each parameter estimate indicate the 95% confidence interval.
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Note: Results of search for word “Refugee” in the online archive of Danish national newspapers.
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Note: Parliament elections in Panel A and municipal elections in Panel B. Share of allocated refugees in percent of local population in The figure displays the change in share of allocated refugees for the 20% municipalities receiving the smallest refugee share (solid lines) and for the 40% municipalities receiving the largest refugee share (dashed lines) during the first election cycle.
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Note: Vertical axis: Allocated refugees since 1986 in percent of local population size in Horizontal axis: year.
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