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District magnitude and representation of the majority’s preferences : evidence from popular and parliamentary votes

Portmann, Marco; Stadelmann, David; Eichenberger, Reiner - In: Public choice 151 (2012) 3/4, pp. 585-610

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Voting against the separation of powers between legislature and administration

Stadelmann, David; Eichenberger, Reiner; Portmann, Marco - In: Constitutional political economy 25 (2014) 2, pp. 207-229

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Income and policy choices : evidence from parliamentary decisions and referenda

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District magnitude and representation of the majority’s preferences : a reply and new perspectives

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Incentives dominate selection : chamber-changing legislators are driven by electoral rules and voter preferences

Portmann, Marco; Stadelmann, David; Eichenberger, Reiner - 2019

The role of electoral incentives vs. selection is ideally analyzed in a setting where the same legislators are selected to decide on policies under different electoral rules and where voter preferences on policies can be precisely measured. This is the first paper to look at such a situation....

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Incentives dominate selection : chamber-changing legislators are driven by electoral rules and voter preferences

Portmann, Marco; Stadelmann, David; Eichenberger, Reiner - In: Journal of economic behavior & organization : JEBO 193 (2022), pp. 353-366

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