Repeated Elections with Asymmetric Information

By John Duggan. 2000

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics

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Citations in the corpus

• Disentangling Accountability and Competence in Elections: Evidence from U.S. Term Limits (2011, background): “While Fearon (1999) emphasizes a trade-off between accountability and competence (or selecting good types), in many theoretical models, both effects operate in the same direction (Ashworth 2005; Ashworth and Bueno de Mesquita 2006; Banks and Sundaram 1998; Besley 2006; Duggan 2000).”
• Searching for Good Policies (2011, result): “5 An indirect benefit of this assumption is that it clearly distinguishes my results from those of other models of repeated elections in which patience and reputation drive policy dynamics (e.g., Duggan 2000).”