Présenté à l'International Game Theory congress, Stony Brook, New York (USA), 2004 UMR 1110 MOISA Marchés, Organisations, Institutions et Stratégies d'Acteurs : Montpellier (Cote : S WPM 2006-13) 13We propose a two dimensional infinite horizon model of public consumption in which investments are decided by a winner-take-all election. Investments in the two public goods create a linkage across periods. We follow the idea of issue ownership introduced by Petrocik (1996) in considering parties with different specialties. We show that the incumbent party vote share decreases the longer it stays in power. The median voter is generally not indifferent between the two parties and, when she is moderate enough, no party can maintain itself in power ...
When the government must decide not only on road public-policy programs (like investment in infrastr...
International audienceThis paper studies a uni-dimensional model of electoral competition between tw...
We study a one-sector model of economic growth in which decisions about capital accumulation and con...
Présenté à l'International Game Theory congress, Stony Brook, New York (USA), 2004 UMR 1110 MOISA Ma...
We propose a two dimensional infinite horizon model of public consumption in which investments are d...
We propose a two dimensional infinite horizon model of public consumption in which investments are d...
We propose a two dimensional infinite horizon model of public consumption in which investments are d...
Many important issues facing the world involve temporal tradeoffs, requiring costly investment in th...
We study a unidimensional model of spatial competition between two parties with endogeneous party me...
We propose a theory of party competition (two parties, single-issue) where citizens acquire party me...
We study a unidimensional model of spatial competition between two parties with two types of politic...
We present a theoretical model of the provision of a durable public good over an infinite horizon. I...
A market approach to public choice Two main features distinguish political processes from market pr...
This paper concerns public funding of parties. Parties receive public funds depending on their vote ...
The object of this article is to focus on a parameter — elections - that is too often neglected by s...
When the government must decide not only on road public-policy programs (like investment in infrastr...
International audienceThis paper studies a uni-dimensional model of electoral competition between tw...
We study a one-sector model of economic growth in which decisions about capital accumulation and con...
Présenté à l'International Game Theory congress, Stony Brook, New York (USA), 2004 UMR 1110 MOISA Ma...
We propose a two dimensional infinite horizon model of public consumption in which investments are d...
We propose a two dimensional infinite horizon model of public consumption in which investments are d...
We propose a two dimensional infinite horizon model of public consumption in which investments are d...
Many important issues facing the world involve temporal tradeoffs, requiring costly investment in th...
We study a unidimensional model of spatial competition between two parties with endogeneous party me...
We propose a theory of party competition (two parties, single-issue) where citizens acquire party me...
We study a unidimensional model of spatial competition between two parties with two types of politic...
We present a theoretical model of the provision of a durable public good over an infinite horizon. I...
A market approach to public choice Two main features distinguish political processes from market pr...
This paper concerns public funding of parties. Parties receive public funds depending on their vote ...
The object of this article is to focus on a parameter — elections - that is too often neglected by s...
When the government must decide not only on road public-policy programs (like investment in infrastr...
International audienceThis paper studies a uni-dimensional model of electoral competition between tw...
We study a one-sector model of economic growth in which decisions about capital accumulation and con...