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Veto institutions are often dominated by government opponents with rival electoral and policy interests (e.g. \divided … government"). I investigate the tradeoff between policy control and policy blockade when both the government and the veto party … may cater to opposing special interests. The value of an opposition veto depends on whether electoral accountability can …
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mechanism design literature that assumes that each agent has a veto power. We exhibit allocations that are note ratifiable and … nevertheless can be implemented through a mechanism that gives veto power to the agents. …
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bargaining games. The experiment results reveal that the existence of a strong player with veto power could delay the games …. Considering the similarity between the games with the veto player and multilateral trade negotiations such as the Doha Development …
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with no line-item veto increases communication and can benefit both the legislature and, in many cases, the executive as …
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negotiations. It shows the following findings : there are significant delays in games including veto players in some circumstances …, but no delays in games including multiple-vote players. In addition, non-veto players as weak players, which are … disadvantaged in taking share, make collusive attempts against veto players, but not effectively. As policy implications, this paper …
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Since the beginning of transition in 1990 from a centrally planned to a market oriented economy, the performance of Poland’s economy has been outstanding if we take GDP growth as our measure. In our opinion it is not specific reforms that can explain this performance but the radical (“big...
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It is widely acknowledged that underground (unrecorded) economic activities play a major role in transition economies. Evaluations of the success and failure of the transition experience should therefore be based on total economic activity [TEA], namely, the sum of recorded and unrecorded...
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Since the beginning of transition in 1990 from a centrally planned to a market oriented economy, the performance of Poland’s economy has been outstanding if we take GDP growth as our measure. It is not specific reforms that can explain this performance but the radical (“big bang”) reforms...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010544320
This paper discusses the electoral implications of psychological motivation on voting functions. We tested a claim of the Weber-Fechner law as applied to electoral behaviour-specifically, that an expanded public sector leads politicians to make more significant, opportunistic distortions of...
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