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,Why?Would Bond Referenda Ever Fail? Do They?,s. This study examines the entire population of local bond referenda in Ohio from 1963 through 1987. The results do tend to support the hypothesis that agenda setters attempt to raise expenditures above the level preferred by the median voter. Although about half of all referenda fail, most projects

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The Effect of Early Media Projections on Presidential Voting in the Florida Panhandle,ounties in Florida. In addition, the media reported that polls “close in Florida at 7:00?p.m. eastern time,” which may have misled some panhandle voters into thinking their polls closed at 6:00?p.m. central time. Given the closeness of the popular vote in Florida, and the degree to which the outcome

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Ballots, Bribes, and Brand-Name Political Capital,nd for investment in brand name and voter persuasion and for votes bought outright. We see that a secret ballot increases the cost of monitoring paid voters and changes the relative prices for obtaining voter support through bribery and investment in brand name capital, increasing the demand for cam

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The Endowment Effect in a Public Goods Experiment,gin in subjects’ private accounts compared to when originating in the shared public account. Contributions are no different when subjects hold their endowments for up?to one week. And contributions are higher among subjects who physically handle cash compared to those indicating their decisions in w

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Market Microstructure and Nonlinear Dynamicsives of negotiating countries and the internal public choice tradeoffs facing politicians when constituents are faced with differential and uncertain effects. We apply the framework to the Montreal Protocol to Control Substances that Damage the Ozone Layer of 1987 for insights in analyzing the Kyoto