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We experimentally study behavior in a simple voting game where players have private information about their preferences …
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We use laboratory experiments to test for one of the foundations of the rational voter paradigm - that voters respond … insights. First, voting propensity increases systematically with subjects' predictions of their preferred alternative … Voting …
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particular they predict (i) a Polarization Effect: reduced strategic party choice when voting is voluntary makes voters more … likely to vote for extreme parties (conditional on voting at all); (ii) an Extremist Effect: voters supporting extreme … world elections. Hence, the interaction between turnout and strategic voting that has been neglected in most of the previous …
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that campaigns influence subsequent behavior, even in the absence of reputational or image concerns. Our lab experiments …
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costs of campaigns under approval voting …
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If (often costly) election campaigns are simply advertising, they do not increase social welfare directly. Given this, should we limit campaign expenditures? We propose that costly campaigns can inform voters about the strength of candidates. This may increase welfare indirectly by helping...
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The main purpose of this paper is to shed some light on the voting behavior of low-income voters over income … important factor in explaining the counter-intuitive voting behavior of low-income voters over income redistribution. We also …
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observed voting behavior can be explained, to a substantial extent, by three behavioral mechanisms: (a) distinct levels of …
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opposition voters. These tactics distort voting behaviors as well as election outcomes. Repeated interactions significantly …
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