were either fraudulent or would be disenfranchised by a strict law, the enactment of such a law would have only a very … could have been flipped due to a strict law. Collectively, our findings indicate that even if the worst fears of proponents …

We analyze a model of US presidential primary elections for a given party. There are two candidates, one of whom is a …

We argue that the Democratic Party's evolution on economic policy helps explain partisan realignment by education. We …-described "New Democrat" party faction who court more educated voters and are explicitly skeptical of predistribution. Consistent … campaigns relative to Republican primaries. In response to these within-party changes in power, less-educated Americans began to …

effect of spillovers on research productivity of firms exceeds the structural effect because it includes an active learning … expenditures and internal research expenditures. The findings are consistent with the view that learning expenditures transmit the …

conclude by offering suggestions for improving future empirical research on this issue …