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Bribing Voters
Bo, Ernesto Dal
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Department of Economics, Oxford University
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2000
, and payoff and information structures. We discuss implications for the efficiency of democracy, voting,
lobbying
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Political Accountability and Policy Experimentation: Why to Elect Left-Handed Politicians?
Willems, Tim
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Department of Economics, Oxford University
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2013
In an environment where voters face an inference problem on the competence level of policy makers, this paper shows how subjecting these policy makers to reelection can reduce the degree of policy experimentation to the benefit of the status quo. This may be a reason why some notable policy...
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Price Controls and Consumer Surplus
Klemperer, Paul
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Bulow, Jeremy
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Department of Economics, Oxford University
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2009
The condition for when a price control increases consumer welfare in perfect competition is tighter than often realised. When demand is linear, a small restriction on price only increases consumer surplus if the eleasticity of demand exceeds the elasticity of supply; with log-linear or...
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Why Every Economist Should Learn some Auction Theory
Klemperer, Paul
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Department of Economics, Oxford University
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2000
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Intra-National Protectionism in China: Evidence from the Public Disclosure of 'Illegal' Drug Advertising
Eberhardt, Markus
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Wang, Zheng
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Yu, Zhihong
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Department of Economics, Oxford University
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2013
This paper provides micro-level evidence that drug advertising regulations and inspections in China are used by local governments to discriminate against firms from outside the province. Furthermore, the degree of discrimination varies across firms in that drug manufacturers which have closer...
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China as a Developmental State
Knight, John
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Department of Economics, Oxford University
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2012
The paper examines the notion of a 'developmental state' and shows that China possesses the characteristics of a developmental state. It explains the political economy which generated such a state in China and in some other economies. It analyses the methods and mechanisms that were...
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The Economic Causes and Consequences of Social Instability in China
Knight, John
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Department of Economics, Oxford University
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2012
Social instability is a concept that economists rarely analyse, and yet it can lurk behind much economic policy-making. China’s leadership has often publicly expressed its concerns to avoid ‘social instability’. It is viewed as a threat both to the political order and to...
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You Can Go Your Own Way: Explaining Partisan Support for Independence
Willems, Tim
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Department of Economics, Oxford University
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2014
This paper analyzes secessions through the lens of representative democratic institutions and considers the incentives of partisan political parties to support independence movements. It points out that, if anything, separatists should expect to receive support from exactly the "unlike-minded"...
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Bargaining for bribes under uncertainty
Serra, Danila
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Department of Economics, Oxford University
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2008
A corrupt transaction is often the result of bargaining between the parties involved. This paper models bribery as a double auction where a private citizen and a public official strategically interact as the potential buyer and the potential seller of a corrupt service. Individuals differ in...
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Dictators Walking the Mogadishu Line: How Men Become Monsters and Monsters Become Men
Willems, Tim
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Larcom, Shaun
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Sarr, Mare
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Department of Economics, Oxford University
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2014
History offers many examples of dictators who worsened their behavior significantly over time (like Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe), while there are also cases of dictators who have displayed remarkable improvements (like Jerry Rawlings of Ghana). We show that such mutations can result from rational...
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