This paper studies a model of in\u85nitely repeated elections in which vot-ers try to select competent politicians and provide them with incentives to exert costly e¤ort. Markov perfect equilibria are proven to be incapable of incentivising e¤ort. However, a class of equilibria satisfying a weaker version of Markov perfection, as well as weak renegotiation-proofness, i
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This paper provides an analytical characterization of Markov perfect equilibria in a politico-econom...
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I study elections between citizen-candidates who cannot make binding policy commitments before takin...
We propose a general model of repeated elections. In each period, a challenger is chosen from the el...
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We analyze a discrete-time, infinite-horizon model of elections. In each period, a challenger is ch...
This paper examines whether policy commitment mechanisms, when available, will be used by the electe...
The paper analyzes reputation effects in perturbed repeated games with discounting. If there is some...
This paper examines whether policy commitment mechanisms, when available, will be used by the electe...
We analyze conditions under which candidates ’ reputations may affect voters ’ beliefs over what pol...
We study stochastic voting models where the candidates are allowed to have any smooth, strictly incr...
Can elected officeholders use their power to extract rents for themselves, or can their accountable ...
We consider an infinitely repeated reappointment game in a principal–agent relationship. Typical exa...
This paper provides an analytical characterization of Markov perfect equilibria in a politico-econom...
We analyze conditions under which candidates’ reputations may affect voters’ beliefs over what polic...
We consider the sporadically repeated Prisoners ’ Dilemma, examine a class of two-state reputation m...
The paper considers a repeated election game between an infinitely-lived representative voter and fi...
I study elections between citizen-candidates who cannot make binding policy commitments before takin...
We propose a general model of repeated elections. In each period, a challenger is chosen from the el...
We analyze conditions under which campaign rhetoric may affect the beliefs of the vot-ers over what ...
We analyze a discrete-time, infinite-horizon model of elections. In each period, a challenger is ch...
This paper examines whether policy commitment mechanisms, when available, will be used by the electe...
The paper analyzes reputation effects in perturbed repeated games with discounting. If there is some...
This paper examines whether policy commitment mechanisms, when available, will be used by the electe...
We analyze conditions under which candidates ’ reputations may affect voters ’ beliefs over what pol...
We study stochastic voting models where the candidates are allowed to have any smooth, strictly incr...
Can elected officeholders use their power to extract rents for themselves, or can their accountable ...
We consider an infinitely repeated reappointment game in a principal–agent relationship. Typical exa...