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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Economic voting"”.
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Economic voting in new democracies
This study investigates economic voting in 70 new democracies that have experienced regime transition since 1974. By incorporating the analysis of elections in virtually all new democracies, this study shows how electorates react to changes in economic conditions under various socio-economic, …
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ECONOMIC VOTING DYNAMICS: ELECTORAL IMPLICATIONS OF MONETARY POLICY SHIFTS AND PARTISAN POLICY
This dissertation makes contributions to the economic voting literature in relation to the monetary policy trade-off in two interrelated aspects. First, it refines the Rational Partisan Theory by developing a special case of the policy rule to the existing discretionary policy assumption. The …
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Party Novelty and Economic Voting: A Comparative Study of the EU Elections 1989-2009
… in many ways. Among those are the studies of economic voting examining to what degree government parties are held accountable for the state of the economy. By now, the studies have incorporated variables that reflect how clear is the chain of responsibility for the economic policies. Among …
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Happiness and voting : evidence from four decades of elections in Europe
… in governing party vote share than standard macroeconomic indicators typically used in the economic voting literature. Consistent results are found at the individual level when considering subjective well-being and voting intentions, both in cross-sectional and panel analyses.
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‘We vote for good things’: The moral economy of voting in South Africa, 2009-2019
… - supporting the ruling party, abstaining, or voting for the opposition. In contrast to the dominant explanations of ‘rational’ economic voting in political science and neopatrimonialism in the African context, this study finds that voters evaluate their options based upon both strategic and …
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Candidates, the economy and voting behavior
… more likely to affect party loyalty in voting than the other? Therefore, in the first essay, I examine candidate effects in negative partisanship using 2016 U.S. presidential election data to explore whether and how candidates matter for party loyalty in voting. What does it mean to say …
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The Effects Of The State Agriculture Industry On Elections In South Dakota
… the impact of farm earnings, state and national economic factors, and other control variables on the vote share of a candidate. Two ordinary least squares models focus on elections with incumbent candidates and elections with all candidates. A third model uses a probit estimation to determine the …
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Motivated Reasoning, Ambivalence, And The Local Economy: Asymmetric Biases In The Formation Of Economic Perceptions
… levels of political knowledge, and the local economic environment play in the formation of national economic perceptions. The findings show that, first, out-partisans are more prone towards motivated reasoning than in-partisans when evaluating the national economy, both retrospectively and …
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Dirbtinio intelekto potencialas rinkimuose /
Voting has inherent flaws and problems that affect the validity and reliability of elections. Given the criticism of the current elections and the research that has been done in this field, we can understand that voting will never be perfect, and that it has many challenges, but a thoughtful reform …
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Unpacking Coalitions: Explaining International Commitment in European Governments
… on coalition theories, legislative politics and economic voting. Specifically, it introduces the veto players and clarity of government responsibility theories to frame the debate and to demonstrate that both theories remain inadequate in explaining commitment intensity unless two key variables …