Public Choice

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Volume 98, issue 3-4, 1999

Political Science and Public Choice: 1950-70 pp. 237-49

William C Mitchell

A General Equilibrium Model of Two Group Conflict with Endogenous Intra-group Sharing Rules pp. 251-67

Suk Jae Noh

Opposition Backlash and Platform Convergence in a Spatial Voting Model with Campaign Contributions pp. 269-86

Richard Ball

Capital Structure and Performance: Evidence from a Transition Economy on an Aspect of Corporate Governance pp. 287-305

Sumit K Majumdar and Pradeep Chhibber

Cost Disease versus Leviathan Explanations of Rising Government Cost: An Empirical Investigation pp. 307-16

J. Stephen Ferris and Edwin G West

Colonial Legacies and Economic Growth pp. 317-35

Robin Grier

The Hazard Rate of Political Regimes pp. 337-67

Ricardo Sanhueza

Nash Equilibrium Strategies in Directional Models of Two-Candidate Spatial Competition pp. 369-83

Merrill, Samuel,, Bernard Grofman and Scott L Feld

A Political Economic Analysis of Congressional Voting Patterns on NAFTA pp. 385-97

In-Bong Kang and Kenneth Greene

Central Bank Independence and Inflation: Corporatism, Partisanship, and Alternative Indices of Central Bank Independence pp. 399-413

Thomas Oatley

Rent-Seeking with Asymmetric Valuations pp. 415-30

Kofi O Nti

Voter Turnout: How Much Can We Explain? pp. 431-46

John Matsusaka and Filip Palda

The Feasibility of a Desirable Minimal State pp. 447-64

Roger Nils Folsom and Rodolfo Alejo Gonzalez

Fighting Pollution When Decisions Are Strategic: A Reply pp. 465-66

Manfred J Holler

Volume 98, issue 1-2, 1999

Thoughts on Mancur Olson's Contribution to Political Science 1932-1998 pp. 1-4

James E Alt

Social Heterogeneity and Wasteful Lobbying pp. 5-27

Marcel Fafchamps, Alain de Janvry and Elisabeth Sadoulet

When Are Stable Rights to Rents Bad? pp. 29-41

Daniel Sutter

Growth, the External Terms of Trade and Endogenous Trade Liberalization pp. 43-57

John Devereux and Lein Lein Chen

Equilibrium in Multicandidate Probabilistic Spatial Voting pp. 59-82

Tse-Min Lin, James M Enelow and Han Dorussen

How Communism Could Have Been Saved: Formal Analysis of Electoral Bargaining in Poland in 1989 pp. 83-109

Marek M Kaminski

The Price of Virtue pp. 111-29

Margaret F Brinig and F H Buckley

An Assessment of Voting Systems under the Proximity and Directional Models of the Vote pp. 131-51

James Adams

Vote Splitting as Insurance against Uncertainty pp. 153-69

Mauricio Soares Bugarin

Incorporating Groups into Rational Choice Explanations of Turnout: An Empirical Test pp. 171-85

Miriam Lapp

Redistribution and the Income of the Median Voter pp. 187-94

Phillip Nelson

Public Policy, Perverse Incentives, and the Homeless Problem pp. 195-212

William Harris Troutman, John Jackson and Robert Ekelund

Voter Participation and the Redistributive State pp. 213-26

Kenneth V Greene and Oleg Nikolaev

Volume 97, issue 4, 1998

In Honor of a Colleague, Mancur Olson, 1932-1998 pp. 527-29

Gordon Tullock

In Memoriam, Mancur Olson, 1932-1998 pp. 531-34

Dennis C Mueller

Equilibria of Collective Action in Different Distributions of Protest Thresholds pp. 535-67

Chien-Chung Yin

Political Action Committee Spending and Senate Roll Call Voting pp. 569-85

Peter Calcagno and John Jackson

Free Riders or Easy Riders?: An Examination of the Voluntary Provision of Public Radio pp. 587-604

Eric Brunner

Why Only Nixon Could Go to China pp. 605-15

Tyler Cowen and Daniel Sutter

Veto Games: Spatial Committees under Unanimity Rule pp. 617-43

Yan Chen and Peter C Ordeshook

When Is Buying Votes Wrong? pp. 645-62

Michael S Kochin and Levis A Kochin

Do the Elderly "Vote with Their Feet"? pp. 663-85

Karen Smith Conway and Andrew J Houtenville

Political Pressure and Regulatory Control pp. 687-700

Chia-Chuen Chang, James W Mjelde and Ozuna, Teofilo,

Empirical Banzhaf Indices pp. 701-07

Andrew Heard and Tim Swartz

Sixty-Four Percent Majority Rule in Ducal Venice: Voting for the Doge pp. 709-23

Jay Coggins and Federico Perali

Volume 97, issue 3, 1998

Empirical Studies in Comparative Politics pp. 219-27

Melvin Hinich and Michael Munger

Voters' Party Preferences in Multiparty Systems and Their Coalitional and Spatial Implications: Germany after Unification pp. 229-55

Franz Urban Pappi and Gabriele Eckstein

Multiparty Electoral Competition in the Netherlands and Germany: A Model Based on Multinomial Probit pp. 257-93

Norman Schofield, Andrew D. Martin, Kevin M. Quinn and Andrew B. Whitford

Issue Competition in the 1993 Norwegian National Election pp. 295-322

Stuart Elaine Macdonald, George Rabinowitz and Ola Listhaug

The Dynamics of Interest Group Evaluations of Congress pp. 323-61

Keith T Poole and Howard Rosenthal

British Parties and Spatial Competition: Dimensions of Party Evaluation in the 1992 Election pp. 363-82

James W Endersby and Steven E Galatas

Retrospective and Prospective Voting in a One-Party-Dominant Democracy: Taiwan's 1996 Presidential Election pp. 383-99

John Fuh-Sheng Hsieh, Dean Lacy and Emerson M S Niou

Ideology and the Construction of Nationality: The Canadian Elections of 1993 pp. 401-28

Melvin Hinich, Michael Munger and Scott de Marchi

The "Revival of Communism" or the Effect of Institutions?: The 1993 Polish Parliamentary Elections pp. 429-49

Marek M Kaminski, Grzegorz Lissowski and Piotr Swistak

A Spatial Analysis of Candidate Competition in Dual Member Districts: The 1989 Chilean Senatorial Elections pp. 451-74

Jay K Dow

Empirical Evidence of Paradoxes of Voting in Dutch Elections pp. 475-90

Adrian M A van Deemen and Noel P Vergunst

The Spatial Character of Russia's New Democracy pp. 491-523

Misha Myagkov and Peter C Ordeshook

Volume 97, issue 1-2, 1998

Reconsidering the Principal Components of Central Bank Independence: The More the Merrier? pp. 1-12

King Banaian, Richard Burdekin and Thomas D Willett

Majoritarian Logic pp. 13-21

James Buchanan

A Neo-Downsian Model of Group-Oriented Voting and Racial Backlash pp. 23-34

Amihai Glazer, Bernard Grofman and Guillermo Owen

Endogenous Elections, Electoral Budget Cycles and Canadian Provincial Governments pp. 35-48

Bradford G Reid

Hangin' Ten: The Common-Pool Resource Problem of Surfing pp. 49-64

Robert Rider

Observed Choice and Optimism in Estimating the Effects of Government Policies pp. 65-91

Eric Rasmusen

Entry Barriers and Medical Board Funding Autonomy pp. 93-106

Shirley Svorny and Eugenia Toma

Corruption and Government Size: A Disaggregated Analysis pp. 107-20

Rajeev Goel and Michael Nelson

Legislative Systems with Absolute Party Discipline: Implications for the Agency Theory Approach to the Constituent-Legislator Link pp. 121-40

Neil Longley

Persistence in Government Spending Fluctuations: New Evidence on the Displacement Effect pp. 141-57

Brian Goff

Does the Median Voter Model Explain the Size of Government?: Evidence from the States pp. 159-77

Miguel Gouveia and Neal Masia

The Rational Voter Paradox Revisited pp. 179-95

Emory Peters