Public Choice

1966 - 2025

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Efficient Local Charity with Self-Selection pp. 209-22: Randall Crane
The Optimal Choice of Privatizing State-Owned Enterprises: A Political Economic Model pp. 223-45: Yan Chen
Friends in High Places: The Wealth Effects of JFK's Assassination on the Assets of LBJ's Supporters pp. 247-56: Brown, William O,
Political Markets, Property Tax Referenda, and Local School Spending pp. 257-77: Joe B Stevens and Robert Mason
An Examination of the Structure of Governance in California School Districts before and after Proposition 13 pp. 279-307: Thomas Downes
Agent Discretion, Regulatory Policymaking, and Different Institutional Arrangements pp. 309-39: Bernard Steunenberg
Plurality versus Proportional Representation: An Analysis of Sicilian Elections pp. 341-57: Ram Mudambi, Pietro Navarra and Carmela Nicosia
Rents from In-Kind Subsidy: "Charity" in the Public Sector pp. 359-78: Philip R Jones

Contestability, Queues, and Governmental Entry Deterrence pp. 1-15: Stephen Shmanske
The Stability of International Coalitions in United Nations Voting from 1946 to 1973 pp. 17-34: Randall Holcombe and Russell Sobel
Free-Rider Effects in Rent-Seeking Groups Competing for Public Goods pp. 35-61: Edna Loehman, Fabrice N Quesnel and Emerson M Babb
Insurgency, Counterinsurgency, and the Rational Peasant pp. 63-83: T David Mason
The Illusion of Fiscal Illusion: Unsticking the Flypaper Effect pp. 85-102: Elizabeth Becker
Price Discrimination in a Rent-Seeking Economy pp. 103-16: Francis K Cheung and X. Wang
Experiencing Impartiality to Invoke Fairness in the n-PD: Some Experimental Results pp. 117-35: Norman Frohlich and Joe A Oppenheimer
Random Errors, Dirty Information, and Politics pp. 137-56: Reiner Eichenberger and Angel Serna
Are Bureaucrats Efficient? An Application to the Provision of AFDC pp. 157-74: Christis Hassapis
New Evidence on the Relationship between Democracy and Economic Growth pp. 175-98: Jakob de Haan and Clemens L J Siermann

The Public Choice of "Superior" Sanctions pp. 205-26: Zane Spindler
Measuring the "Personal Vote" of Members of Congress pp. 227-48: Dennis Coates
Heterogenous Demand for Public Goods: Behavior in the Voluntary Contributions Mechanism pp. 249-66: Joseph Fisher, R. Isaac, Jeffrey W Schatzberg and James Walker
Information, Access, and Contributions: A Signaling Model of Lobbying pp. 267-84: Susanne Lohmann
The Politics and Economics of Pork Barrel Spending: The Case of Federal Financing of Water Resources Development pp. 285-305: Alison Del Rossi
Two Remarks on the Effect of Increased Equalitarianism in Decisional Skills on the Number of Individuals That Maximizes Group Judgmental Competence pp. 307-11: Drora Karotkin and Shmuel Nitzan
All Displaced Workers Are Not Created Equal: The Political Economy of Worker Adjustment Assistance in France pp. 313-33: David Gray
Variation in Central Bank Independence across Countries: Some Provisional Empirical Evidence pp. 335-51: Jakob de Haan and Gert Jan van 't Hag
PRIVATA: A Model for Privatization with Multiple Non-transitive Objectives pp. 353-70: Willem Brauers
Explaining the Distribution of State Funds for National Road Investments between Counties in Norway: Engineering Standards or Vote Trading? pp. 371-88: Rune Elvik
The Measurability of Budget Related Rent-Seeking pp. 389-94: Richard J Allard

The Influence of State-Level Economic Conditions on the 1992 U.S. Presidential Election pp. 1-10: Burton Abrams and James Butkiewicz
Testing Ricardian Equivalence under Uncertainty pp. 11-29: Stephen Slate, Michael McKee, William Beck and James Alm
Endogenous Sharing Rules in Collective-Group Rent-Seeking pp. 31-44: Sanghack Lee
A Recursive Treatment of the Hurdles to Voting pp. 45-69: Rodney Fort
The "Growth Tax" in the United States pp. 71-80: Gerald W Scully
A Probit Analysis of the Senate Vote on Gramm-Rudman pp. 81-90: Robert E Lloyd and Joseph P McGarrity
Do Welfare Benefits Cause the Welfare Caseload? pp. 91-105: Parth J Shah and Patricia K Smith
Self-Regulation and the Enforcement of Professional Codes pp. 107-18: Bairj Donabedian
Institutional Arrangements and the Quality of Publicly Provided Goods: A Tentative Note pp. 119-26: Jurg Schimmelpfennig
Tax Complexity and Fiscal Illusion pp. 127-41: B Heyndels and Carine Smolders
Why Do Rational Communists Not Obstruct the Transformation Process? pp. 143-56: Adi Schnytzer
Evolutionary Dynamics in the Voting Game pp. 157-72: Gernot Sieg and Christof Schulz
Constitutionalism and Common Knowledge: Assessment and Application to a Future European Constitution pp. 173-88: Jean-Michel Josselin and Alain Marciano
The Reluctant Gamesperson--A Comment pp. 189-92: Gordon Tullock

On the Political Economy of State Highway Expenditures: Some Evidence of the Relative Performance of Alternative Public Choice Models pp. 1-24: Roger Congleton and Randall W Bennett
Ideology and Interests in Congressional Voting: The Politics of Abortion in the U.S. Senate pp. 25-48: David Brady and Edward P Schwartz
On Collective Goods, Private Wealth, and the Core Solution of Simple Games with Sidepayments pp. 49-61: James D Laing and Benjamin Slotznick
Discrimination and Diversity: Market and Non-market Settings pp. 63-75: William Breit and John Horowitz
The Strongly Stable Core in Weighted Voting Games pp. 77-90: Heemin Kim
Explaining Voter Turnout Patterns: An Information Theory pp. 91-117: John Matsusaka
Public Utility Regulation and Bond Ratings pp. 119-36: John P Formby, Banamber Mishra and Paul D Thistle
Leviathan in a Dual Economy pp. 137-51: Kjetil Bjorvatn
The Anti Inflationary Influence of Corporatist Structures and Central Bank Independence: The Importance of the Hump Shaped Hypothesis pp. 153-62: Fahim Al-Marhubi and Thomas D Willett
Political Systems and Distortions: An Empirical Study pp. 163-80: Evald Nalin and Johan Torstensson
The Meaning of Voting on Standardization: Comment pp. 181-84: Charles Blankart
Voting on Standardization: Reply pp. 185-86: Laszlo Goerke and Manfred J Holler