A Regression Discontinuity Test of Strategic Voting and Duverger's Law ∗

By T. Fujiwara. 2011

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Political Science and International Relations

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Citations in the corpus

• Inferring Strategic Voting (2013, unknown): “…Holt and Smith (2005), Morton and Williams (2006), Palfrey (2006), and Rietz (2008) for a survey of the literature on experiments. in the previous literature, which ranges from 3% to 17%.9 More recently, Fujiwara (2011) uses regression discontinuity to study the implications of strategic voting.”
• Regression Discontinuity Designs Based on Population Thresholds: Pitfalls and Solutions (2015, background): “…van der Linde et al. 2014), gender quotas (see Campa 2011; Casas-Arce and Saiz 2015), electoral rules (see Barone and De Blasio 2013; Eggers 2015; Fujiwara 2011; Gulino 2014; Hopkins 2011; Pellicer and Wegner 2013), direct democracy (see Arnold and Freier 2015; Asatryan et al. 2013; Asatryan,…”