Economic Models of Voting

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Electoral Systems and Political Participation Fiscal Policies and Political Economy Game Theory and Voting Systems

Abstract

Abstract This article looks at the economic models of voting and the most studied cases of economic voting. It shows how the studies presented in the article were selected. The next section then identifies the most studied cases in the United States, Great Britain, and France. After discussing single-country studies, the article then turns to studies that examine multiple countries.

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