Until recently, the antitrust bar paid little attention to antimonopoly movement critiques of the
way antitrust rules are framed and enforced. They did not need to consider those views until …

The paper examines candidates' choice between policies that increase the number of
supporters and policies that foster their participation. Voter turnout is decided at the group …

Does universalization ethics justify participation in large elections? Page 1 HAL Id: halshs-03152172
https://shs.hal.science/halshs-03152172v2 Preprint submitted on 3 Jun 2024 HAL is a multi-disciplinary …

I describe a structural method to quantify the contribution of different elements of social
choice to the level of redistribution. Estimating a DSGE model with microdata on the support …

Voting in large elections appears to be both ethically motivated and influenced by strategic
considerations. One way to capture this interplay postulates a rule-utilitarian calculus, which …

This paper explores the possibility that voter turnout induces subsequent performance from
the elected official, in a two-period signaling-game model of political agency. An election is …

Are politicians ideologically rigid, or do officeholders adjust policy strategically for electoral
purposes? This paper sheds new light on this longstanding question by studying how US …

Voting serves as a fundamental pillar of governance, supporting collective decision-making.
Different from traditional one-person-one-vote systems, blockchain technology-enabled …

This paper begins with a survey of the literature on the political economy approaches to
labor income taxation. We focus on recent progress made by examining in detail the specific …

How do voting laws impact elections? We model electoral competition with endogenous
turnout and highlight how targeted changes to voting costs for a specific group of citizens …