Public Choice

1966 - 2025

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Volume 77, issue 4, 1993

Pressure-Group Influence and Institutional Change: Branch-Banking Legislation during the Great Depression pp. 687-705

Burton Abrams and Russell F Settle

Do Governors Get What They Want?: An Alternative Examination of the Line-Item Veto pp. 707-23

James Dearden and Thomas Husted

Distributive Politics, Ward Representation, and the Spread of Zoning pp. 725-38

James Clingermayer

Voting Behavior under the Directional Spatial Model of Electoral Competition pp. 739-56

Merrill, Samuel,

The Elements of Candidate Reputation: The Effect of Record and Credibility on Optimal Spatial Location pp. 757-72

James M Enelow and Michael Munger

Achieving Optimal Fines for Political Bribery: A Suggested Political Reform pp. 773-91

Velma Montoya Thompson and Earl A Thompson

Are Rents Fully Dissipated? pp. 793-813

William Dougan and James Snyder

Human Rights and the Distribution of U.S. Foreign Aid pp. 815-21

Burton Abrams and Kenneth Lewis

Determinants of Voter Participation: Some Simulation Results pp. 823-34

James Fain and James B Dworkin

Urban Amenities, Demand Revelation, and the Free-Rider Problem: A Partial Solution pp. 835-54

Charlotte Twight

The Downsian Voter Meets the Ecological Fallacy pp. 855-78

John Matsusaka and Filip Palda

State-Sponsored Violence as a Tragedy of the Commons: England's Privateering Wars with France and Spain, 1625-1630 pp. 879-97

John A C Conybeare and Todd Sandler

Lobbying When the Decisionmaker Can Acquire Independent Information pp. 899-913

Eric Rasmusen

Volume 77, issue 3, 1993

The Bargaining Range in Legislative District Apportionment pp. 467-91

Lee M Cohen

Increased Protection in the 1980s: Exchange Rates and Institutions pp. 493-521

David A Stallings

Empirical Tests of the Samuelsonian Publicness Parameter: Has the Right Hypothesis Been Tested? pp. 523-34

R A Gonzalez, T S Means and S L Mehay

Can Repressive Regimes Be Moderated through Foreign Aid? pp. 535-50

Filip Palda

PACs, Lobbies and Political Conflict: The Case of Gun Control pp. 551-72

Laura I Langbein

Nomenklatura, State Monopoly, and Private Enterprise pp. 573-94

Frans van Winden and Gerrit de Wit

Temporal Regulation and Intertemporal Substitution: The Effect of Banning Alcohol at College Football Games pp. 595-609

William J Boyes and Roger L Faith

Industrial Structure of the Federal Sector: Evidence from Bureau Market Share Data pp. 611-27

Kathleen Carroll

The Possibility of Cooperation in an n-Person Prisoners' Dilemma with Institutional Arrangements pp. 629-56

Akira Okada

The Institutional and Political Factors That Influence Voter Turnout pp. 657-67

John Merrifield

Volume 77, issue 2, 1993

Optimal Sophisticated Voting Strategies in Single Ballot Elections Involving Three Candidates pp. 225-47

William E Gutowski and John P Georges

Inferiority of Restricted Majority Decision Rules pp. 249-58

Drora Karotkin

Clientelism, Corruption, and the Allocation of Resources pp. 259-73

Oskar Kurer

Price-Distorting Compensation Serving the Consumer and Taxpayer Interest pp. 275-91

William Foster and Gordon Rausser

Free Riding with Discrete and Continuous Public Goods: Some Experimental Evidence pp. 293-305

Peter Asch, Gary A Gigliotti and James A Polito

Stackelberg Rent-Seeking pp. 307-21

Bruce Linster

Equity Concern and the Political Economy of Protection in New Zealand pp. 323-32

John Gibson

Congressional Voting on Superfund: Self-Interest or Ideology? pp. 333-57

John A Hird

Rent-Seeking and the Two-Track Price System in China pp. 359-75

Leong H Liew

The Regulation of Lobbyists pp. 377-84

Margaret F Brinig, Randall Holcombe and Linda Schwartzstein

Rent-Seeking and Institutional Stability in Developing Countries pp. 385-405

Mwangi Kimenyi and John M Mbaku

The Effects of Group Size and Income on Contributions to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting pp. 407-14

Linda Goetze, Terry Glover and Basudeb Biswas

An Elementary Proof of the Conditions for a Generalized Condorcet Paradox pp. 415-19

James S Weber

A Generalized Model of Rent-Seeking Behavior pp. 421-35

Bruce Linster

Rent-Seeking with Multiple Winners pp. 437-43

S Keith Berry

Prolegomenon to Public Choice: The Aborted Work of George E. G. Catlin pp. 445-53

William C Mitchell

Volume 77, issue 1, 1993

The Next Twenty-Five Years of Public Choice pp. 1-7

Charles Rowley, Friedrich Schneider and Robert Tollison

Public Choice--What I Hope for the Next Twenty-Five Years pp. 9-16

Gordon Tullock

Health Care, Education and the Cost Disease: A Looming Crisis for Public Choice pp. 17-28

William Baumol

Public Choice Theory: Some Items for a Research Agenda pp. 29-37

Peter Bernholz

State and Standards pp. 39-52

Charles Blankart and Gunther Knieps

Toward a Presumption of Efficiency in Politics pp. 53-65

Albert Breton

Public Choice after Socialism pp. 67-74

James Buchanan

Public Choice in Italy pp. 75-83

Domenico da Empoli

Promising Directions in Public Choice pp. 85-93

James M Enelow and Rebecca Morton

From Economic Imperialism to Social Science Inspiration pp. 95-105

Bruno Frey

Low-Cost Decisions as a Challenge to Public Choice pp. 107-15

Gebhard Kirchgässner and Werner W Pommerehne

Bioeconomics and the Survival Model: The Economic Lessons of Evolutionary Biology pp. 117-32

Stephen P Magee

The Shape of Public Choice to Come: Some Predictions and Advice pp. 133-44

William C Mitchell

The Future of Public Choice pp. 145-50

Dennis Mueller

The Reflections of a Grump pp. 151-58

William A Niskanen

What Do We Mean by Rationality? pp. 159-62

Douglass North

Epistemic Choice and Public Choice pp. 163-76

Vincent Ostrom

Public Choice: More of a Branch or More of a Sect? pp. 177-84

Martin Paldam

Ideology, "Shirking", and Representation pp. 185-96

Keith T Poole and Thomas Romer

The Next Twenty-Five Years of Public Choice pp. 197-202

Akihito Udagawa

The Impending Transformation of Public Choice Scholarship pp. 203-12

Richard Wagner

Some Reflections on the Next Twenty-Five Years of Public Choice pp. 213-23

Frans van Winden