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State Compulsion Test

The State Compulsion Test is a legal standard within constitutional law that belongs to the category of state action doctrines, distinguishing itself by requiring that government coercion or pressure must be so pervasive that the private entity’s actions are effectively compelled by the state to constitute state action.

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    Ilga Maria

    Riau University, Indonesia

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    Lawrence F. Katz

    Harvard University, United States

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    Ellen Wagner

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    Claudia Goldin

    National Bureau of Economic Research, United States

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    Ria Novianti

    Riau University, Indonesia

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    Pekanbaru, Indonesia

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