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<pre><code>- [withdrawal](/en/withdrawal) ・ [proposal](/en/proposal) ・ [loyalty](/en/loyalty) -Companies, [organization](/en/organization) ・Reaction to decline in the state
- [Hirschman](/en/Hirschman)
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<li><a href="http://amzn.to/2HhkBdi">Amazon</a></li>
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Political scientists focused on the relationship between &quot;speech and loyalty.&quot;
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<li>Because most of the people don&#39;t have the option to leave even if they are dissatisfied with the politics.
Economists focused on the relationship between &quot;disengagement and loyalty.&quot;</li>
<li>Most product consumers are dissatisfied with the product but simply stop buying the product without providing input for improvement (= leaving the product)
Focus on this &quot;leave and speak&quot; relationship.</li>
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Disengagement, Statement, and Loyalty