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Reputation and Rhetoric in Elections, Second Version

Aragones, Enriqueta; Palfrey, Thomas R.; Postlewaite, Andrew - 2005

We analyze conditions under which campaign rhetoric may affect the beliefs of the voters over what policy will be implemented by the winning candidate of an election. We develop a model of repeated elections with complete information in which candidates are purely ideological. We analyze an...

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Reputation and Rhetoric in Elections

Aragones, Enriqueta; Palfrey, Thomas R.; Postlewaite, Andrew - 2005

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