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covered a study appearing in the April issue of the 蝌蚪网 Review. In Presidents and the U.S. Economy: An Econometric Exploration, authors and note that real GDP has grown significantly faster during Democratic administrations than Republican ones since 1948. They find that the bulk of the difference is attributable to factors that are arguably outside a president's control, like international oil shocks and slowdowns in technological innovation.