Public Choice

1966 - 2025

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Volume 76, issue 4, 1993

Private School Enrollment and Public School Performance pp. 301-12

Jim F Couch, William Shughart and Al L Williams

Election Closeness and Voter Turnout: Evidence from California Ballot Propositions pp. 313-34

John Matsusaka

Beneficiaries from Federal Transfers to Municipalities: The Case of Israel pp. 335-46

Shimon Rozevitch and Avi Weiss

Fighting Pollution When Decisions Are Strategic pp. 347-56

Manfred J Holler

Fighting Pollution When Decisions Are Strategic: A Comment pp. 357-58

Bernard Sinclair-Desgagné

Economic Performance and U.S. Senate Elections: Reply pp. 359-63

Randall W Bennett and Clark Wiseman

Still Somewhat Muddy: A Comment pp. 365-70

Gordon Tullock

Volume 76, issue 3, 1993

Politics and the Rescue of Insolvent Savings and Loans before 1989 pp. 175-87

Randall W Bennett and Christine Loucks

Representative versus Direct Democracy: The Role of Public Bureaucrats pp. 189-98

Rexford Santerre

Privatization, Bureaucracy, and Risk Aversion pp. 199-213

Dennis Leyden and Albert Link

Bias in OMB's Economic Forecasts and Budget Proposals pp. 215-32

Paul R Blackley and Larry DeBoer

Bureaucracy, Altruism, and Monetary Policy pp. 233-47

John B Crihfield and John H Wood

Determinants of Inflationary Performance: Corporatist Structures vs. Central Bank Autonomy pp. 249-61

Thomas Havrilesky and James Granato

Consumer Resistance and Monopoly Behavior under Franchise Contestability pp. 263-71

Raul Fabella

The Median and the Competitive Equilibrium in One Dimension pp. 273-88

Kenneth Koford

Volume 76, issue 1-2, 1993

On the (Mis)measurement of Legislator Ideology and Shirking pp. 5-20

Brian L Goff and Kevin Grier

Constituency Characteristics and Legislative Preferences pp. 21-37

Keith Krehbiel

The Ideological Component of Senate Voting: Different Principles or Different Principals? pp. 39-57

Rodney Fort, William Hallagan, Cyril Morong and Tesa Stegner

Ideology and Candidate Evaluation pp. 59-78

Stuart Elaine MacDonald and George Rabinowitz

Policy Views, Constituency Pressure, and Congressional Action on Flag Burning pp. 79-102

Lascher, Edward L,, Steven Kelman and Thomas J Kane

Shirking and Political Support in the U.S. Senate, 1964-1984 pp. 103-23

Matthew B Wright

Time Series Evidence on Shirking in the U.S. House of Representatives pp. 125-49

Lott, John R, and Stephen Bronars

Ideology, Voting, and Shirking pp. 151-72

James Kau and Paul Rubin

Volume 75, issue 4, 1993

Majority Rule Outcomes and the Choice of Germaneness Rules pp. 301-16

Brian D Humes

Nationalization, Privatization, and the Allocation of Financial Property Rights pp. 317-37

Jean-Jacques Rosa

Popularity Functions Based on the Partisan Theory pp. 339-56

Otto Swank

A Note on Calculating Condorcet Probabilities pp. 357-61

Patrick A McNutt

The (Non)equivalence Theorem When There Are Matching Grants as Well as Lump Sum Grants pp. 363-69

Richard R Barnett

Rent-Seeking and X-Inefficiency pp. 371-78

Patrick A McNutt

Volume 75, issue 3, 1993

Optimal Team and Individual Decision Rules in Uncertain Dichotomous Situations pp. 205-30

Andras Pete, Krishna R Pattipati and David L Kleinman

Overlapping Jurisdictions: Substitutes or Complements? pp. 231-45

Geoffrey K Turnbull and Salpie Djoundourian

Evaluating Alternative Explanations of Post War Federal Deficits pp. 247-61

Brian L Goff

Economic Performance and U.S. Senate Elections: A Comment pp. 263-77

George A Chressanthis and Stephen D Shaffer

Volume 75, issue 2, 1993

Perestroika and Public Choice: The Economics of Autocratic Succession in a Rent-Seeking Society pp. 101-18

Gary M Anderson and Peter Boettke

Inflation, Unemployment and Macroeconomic Policy in New Zealand: A Public Choice Analysis pp. 119-38

David J Smyth and Alan Woodfield

On the Incentives to Establish and Play Political Rent-Seeking Games pp. 139-48

Amihai Glazer

War, Pillage, and Markets pp. 149-56

Robert Rider

Welfare as a Cause of Poverty: A Time Series Analysis pp. 157-70

Patricia K Smith

Volume 75, issue 1, 1993

The Effects of Multiple Objectives in the Theory of Public Sector Supply pp. 1-20

Kathleen Carroll

Economic Interests and Voting on the Omnibus Trade Bill of 1987 pp. 21-42

Stephen V Marks

More Efficient Rent-Seeking--A Munchhausen Solution pp. 43-62

Wolfgang Leininger

Public Choice and Public Policy: The Vulnerability of Economic Advice to the Interpretation of Politicians pp. 63-77

Philip R Jones and John G Cullis

Pigou and Clarke Join Hands pp. 79-91

Hans-Werner Sinn

The Effects of Congressional Rules about Bill Cosponsorship on Duplicate Bills: Changing Incentives for Credit Claiming pp. 93-98

Scott Thomas and Bernard Grofman

Volume 74, issue 4, 1992

The Electoral Budget Cycle pp. 389-403

Andre Blais and Richard Nadeau

Constitutional Choice in Representative Democracies pp. 405-24

Tim Sass

An Expanded Approach to Analyzing Policy-Minded Candidates pp. 425-45

James M Enelow

An Impartial Reasoning Solution to the Prisoner's Dilemma pp. 447-60

Norman Frohlich

A Critical Review and an Extension of the Political Shirking Literature pp. 461-84

Lott, John R, and Michael L Davis

Conference Committee Participation and Party Loyalty pp. 485-94

Lawrence J McQuillan and Lydia D Ortega

Volume 74, issue 3, 1992

Lobbying and Asymmetric Information pp. 269-92

Jan Potters and Frans van Winden

Punishment, Reward and the Fortunes of States pp. 293-315

Leonard Dudley

Preliminary Evidence on the Determinants of Federal Reserve Open Market Operations pp. 317-38

Harinder Singh and Paul Zak

The Political Economy of Israeli Protectionism: An Empirical Analysis pp. 339-53

Leo Kahane

International Trade Policy in Israel: Another Model pp. 355-60

Arye Hillman

International Trade Policy in Israel: Another Model--Reply pp. 361-63

Leo Kahane

Authoritarian versus Nonauthoritarian Approaches to Economic Development: Update and Additional Evidence pp. 365-77

Abbas Pourgerami

Volume 74, issue 2, 1992

Government Subsidies to Private Spending on Public Goods pp. 133-52

Russell D Roberts

Economists and Public Policy: Chicago Political Economy versus Conventional Views pp. 153-67

Pasour, E C,

Bicameralism and Majoritarian Equilibrium pp. 169-79

Geoffrey Brennan and Alan Hamlin

The Effect of Relative Economic Performance on the Outcome of Gubernational Elections pp. 181-90

William Levernier

Favorites and Underdogs: Strategic Behavior in an Experimental Contest pp. 191-205

Jason Shogren and Kyung Baik

Incumbency Effects in Political Campaigns pp. 207-19

Simon Anderson and Gerhard Glomm

Managerial Efficiency in Local Government: Implications on Jurisdictional Consolidation pp. 221-31

Steven Deller and Edward Rudnicki

Determinants of Legislative Success in House Committees: Research Note pp. 233-43

Scott J Thomas and Bernard Grofman

Moral Hazard in Work Organizations: A Comment pp. 245-56

Thomas H Hammond and Gary J Miller

More on Moral Hazard in Organizations: Reply pp. 257-62

Martin Gaynor

Volume 74, issue 1, 1992

International Trade Policy: Benevolent Dictators and Optimizing Politicians pp. 1-15

Arye Hillman

Elections and Aggregation: Interpreting Econometric Analyses of Local Governments pp. 17-42

Douglas Holtz-Eakin

Amend the Old or Address the New: Broad-Based Legislation When Proposing Policies Is Costly pp. 43-58

Amihai Glazer and Henry McMillan

Private Provision of Public Goods Can Be Efficient pp. 59-78

Mark Bagnoli and Barton Lipman

Preferences, Beliefs, and Values in Negotiations Concerning Aid to Nicaragua pp. 79-103

Robert M Hamm, Michelle A Miller and Richard S Ling

The Economics of AIDS-Related Health Insurance Regulations: Interest Group Influence and Ideology pp. 105-26

Robert L Ohsfeldt and Stephan F Gohmann