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A Formulation of Path Dependence with an Empirical Example
AbstractWe develop the empirical implications of Page's (2006) definition of path dependence as a process where the sequence of historical events affects the final outcome. A critical necessary condition for…
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Belief Updating in Sequential Games of Two-Sided Incomplete Information: An Experimental Study of a Crisis Bargaining Model
AbstractWe investigate theoretically and experimentally the crisis bargaining model, a dynamic game of two-sided incomplete information with player types drawn from a commonly known distribution. Little work has been done…
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Erratum
AbstractSuggested Citation (2010), "Erratum", Quarterly Journal of Political Science: Vol. 5: No. 3, pp 319-319.
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Is Private Campaign Finance a Good Thing? Estimates of the Potential Informational Benefits
AbstractWhat would happen if the current U.S. campaign finance system, mostly based on private donations, were replaced by a public funding scheme of the same magnitude? Some argue that public…
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Inequality under Democracy: Explaining the Left Decade in Latin America
AbstractInequality is generally thought to affect the electoral fortunes of the left, yet the theory and evidence on the question are unclear. This is the case even in Latin America,…
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