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Don't shoot yourself in the foot! : a (real-effort task) experiment on income redistribution and voting

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The paper examines the impact of income inequality and mobility on income redistribution in a modified median voter … inequality. We also examine the effect of the length of electoral periods on redistribution and welfare for different groups and … allow for majority voting on the length of electoral periods. Finally, we extend the model to encompass retirement and baby …

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International climate agreements, cost reductions and convergence of Partisan politics

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The citizen-candidate model with imperfect policy control

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We present a modified citizen-candidate model where the implemented policy arises from a compromise between the government and an unelected external power. We show that the two-candidate equilibria of this model differ significantly from the original: however small the cost of candidacy, the...

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Information and Strategic Political Polarization

Carrillo, Juan D. - 2007

We develop a model of electoral competition in which two purely opportunistic candidates select their policy position and invest in the quality of their platform. Policy positions are observed and, during the electoral campaign, the press reveals some information about quality. We demonstrate...

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Repeated Elections with Asymmetric Information

Duggan, John - 2000

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