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popular candidate invests more in the campaign and thereby increases her lead in expectation: polls create momentum. When …We explore how public opinion polls affect candidates' campaign spending in political competition. Generally, polls … and overtakes his opponent. Regardless of the type of equilibrium, polls have a tendency to decrease expected total …
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popular candidate invests more in the campaign and thereby increases her lead in expectation: polls create momentum. When …We explore how public opinion polls affect candidates' campaign spending in political competition. Generally, polls … and overtakes his opponent. Regardless of the type of equilibrium, polls have a tendency to decrease expected total …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010224792
This chapter identifies the limitations of what may commonly be accepted as “Best Practices” in Corporate Governance. Directors commonly obtain funds from venture capitalists and bankers by transferring to them some or all of their absolute powers that can corrupt themselves and their...
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popular candidate invests more in the campaign and thereby increases her lead in expectation: polls create momentum. When …We explore how public opinion polls affect candidates' campaign spending in political competition. Generally, polls … and overtakes his opponent. Regardless of the type of equilibrium, polls have a tendency to decrease expected total …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013074497
candidate invests more in the campaign and thereby increases his lead in expectation: polls create momentum. When campaigning is …We explore how public opinion polls affect candidates' campaign spending in political competition. Generally, polls … overtakes his opponent. Regardless of the type of equilibrium, polls have a tendency to decrease expected total campaigning …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014160541
We investigate if, and why, an initial success can trigger a string of successes. Using random variations in success in a real-effort laboratory experiment, we cleanly identify the causal effect of an early success in a competition. We confirm that an early success indeed leads to increased...
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We investigate if, and why, an initial success can trigger a string of successes. Using random variations in success in a real‐effort laboratory experiment, we cleanly identify the causal effect of an early success in a competition. We confirm that an early success indeed leads to increased...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012807751
the preference distribution (as revealed through polls) on costly participation decisions. The data reveal several …'s advantage. Consequently, pre-election polls do not exhibit the detrimental welfare effects that extant theoretical work predicts … subjects' behavior in polls and identify when Bandwagon and Underdog Effects arise. …
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the preference distribution (as revealed through polls) on costly participation decisions. We find that voting propensity … increases systematically with subjects' predictions of their preferred alternative's advantage. Consequently, pre-election polls …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011537285
the preference distribution (as revealed through polls) on costly participation decisions. We find that voting propensity … increases systematically with subjects' predictions of their preferred alternative's advantage. Consequently, pre-election polls …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011533777