Public Campaign Finance, Vote Buying and Parties´ Policuies on Government Spending

Public Campaign Finance, Vote Buying and Parties´ Policuies on Government Spending

We study whether public campaign finance creates incentives for parties to adopt a moderate public spending policy (which maximizes the welfare of a majority of voters) or a polarized spending policy (which maximizes the welfare of a minority of voters). We find that symmetric campaign finance (all...

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Glavni autor:	Ponce Rodríguez, Raúl Alberto
Daljnji autori:	medina, Juan, Martínez Escobar, Jesús Humberto
Format:	Artículo
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	2018
Teme:	public financing of parties electoral competitition government spending vote buying info:eu-repo/classification/cti/5
Online pristup:	http://www.semepul-aieplac.com.mx/docs_revista2/1Public%20financing%20and%20EC.pdf
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