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Table 3

Regression Equations for Peronist Vote

1. Big Cities

\begin{matrix} PERON = 84.38 + \underset{{(+ 48.17)}^{a}}{.56 IND WORKERS} + \underset{(+ 13.23)}{.50 MIGRANTS} \\ - \underset{(- 94.94)}{1.03 LITERACY} + \underset{(+ 3.23)}{.000022 POPULATION} \end{matrix}

2. Townships

\begin{matrix} PERON = 64.58 + \underset{(+ 7.19)}{4.01 IND WAGE} + \underset{(+ 9.53)}{.69 MIGRANTS} \\ + \underset{(+ 1.02)}{.02 HP / INDUSTRY} + \underset{(+ 4.73)}{2.11 UNEMPLOYMENT} \\ - \underset{(- 3.92)}{.26 GROWTH} + \underset{(+ 2.78)}{.32 WORKING CLASS} \\ + \underset{(+ 11.12)}{.15 INEQUALITY} - \underset{(- 48.02)}{.53 IND WORKERS} \end{matrix}

3. Countryside

\begin{matrix} PERON = 19.03 - \underset{(- 10.71)}{.20 EU / IMIMIGRANTS} + \underset{(+ 8.25)}{.91 MIGRANTS} \\ + \underset{(+ 9.12)}{.14 SMALL HOLDINGS} + \underset{(+ 19.81)}{.76 OLDER MEN} \end{matrix}

Numbers in parentheses represent the number of percentage points that would be added to or subtracted from the Peronist vote by the product of the slope and the mean value for each independent variable.

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