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uence voting outcomes. We develop a probabilistic voting model in which voters do not have complete information about the … forecasters with economic interest (stakes) and in uence to publish biased forecasts prior to a referendum. We test our theory …
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influence voting outcomes. We develop a probabilistic voting model in which voters do not have complete information about the … forecasters with economic interest (stakes) and influence to publish biased forecasts prior to a referendum. We test our theory …
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This paper explores whether professional macroeconomic forecasters manipulate their forecasts to influence voting …
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This paper documents the existence of Political Forecast Cycles. In a theoretical model of political selection, we show that governments release overly optimistic GDP growth forecasts ahead of elections to increase the reelection probability. The bias arises from lack of commitment if voters are...
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This paper documents the existence of electoral cycles in GDP growth forecasts released by governments. In a theoretical model of political selection, we show that governments release overly optimistic GDP growth forecasts ahead of elections to increase the reelection probability. The bias...
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