Empirical Applications of the Median Voter Model

Edited by Joshua Hall and Katherine Starr ()

in Studies in Public Choice from Springer, currently edited by Randall G. Holcombe

Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-3-031-87179-5
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Introduction: Empirical Applications of the Median Voter Model

Joshua Hall and Katherine Starr

Ch Chapter 2 Do Voter Initiatives Affect the Interest Group Orientation of Government Spending?

Gregory M. Randolph

Ch Chapter 3 The Political Economy of Automobile Insurance: Elected vs. Appointed Regulators

Ghanshyam Sharma

Ch Chapter 4 Conflicting Objectives of Cartel Members: Analysis of Voting Behavior in the NCAA

Kathleen A. Carroll, Dennis Coates and Brad Humphreys

Ch Chapter 5 Get Psyched! An Empirical Analysis of Colorado’s Legalization of Psychedelic Drugs

Adam Witham and Lillian Fitzgerald

Ch Chapter 6 The Racial Political Economy of Bank Entry Restrictions

James Dean

Ch Chapter 7 The Political Economy of Public Pension Reform

Dashle G. Kelley

Ch Chapter 8 Determining If a State Will Adopt a Renewable Portfolio Standard

Laura Lamontagne

Ch Chapter 9 California Voters Reject the “Fair Pricing” for the Dialysis Act

Tuyen Pham, Shishir Shakya and Alexandre Scarcioffolo

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