Großer, Jens - In: Experimental Economics 10 (2007) 2, pp. 191-192
, each voter supports (i.e., prefers) one of two exogenous candidates and privately decides between voting at a cost and … that policy offers include 33% more voters—yielding a smaller budget share for each—when voting is compulsory rather … experiments many subjects strongly react to economic incentives (i.e., benefits, costs, and informational clues), often in line …
