) Bargaining and Voting, page 49. -- Bargaining ; voting ; fairness ; equilibrium …1) Bargaining Unexplained, page 2 2) Bargaining Assumptions in the Study of Politics, Law and War, page 27 3 …

characteristics to others. The model is one of rational voting and generates the following predictions: (i) The paradox of not voting … does not arise, because the benefit of voting does not vanish with population size. (ii) Turnout in elections is positively … related to the size of the local community and the importance of social interactions. (iii) Voting may exhibit bandwagon …

characteristics to others. The model is one of rational voting and generates the following predictions: (i) The paradox of not voting … does not arise, because the benefit of voting does not vanish with population size. (ii) Turnout in elections is positively … related to the size of the local community and the importance of social interactions. (iii) Voting may exhibit bandwagon …

sometimes yield “sophisticated sincerity”, where equilibrium voting behavior is indistinguishable from sincere voting. Under … political phenomena that ensued is presented. In the case of sophisticated voting over certain kinds of binary agendas, such as … behave leads to probabilistic voting models that typically yield utilitarian outcomes. Uncertainty among the voters over …

government by majority rule voting could not withstand a bargaining equilibrium comparable to the general equilibrium in a …Government by majority rule voting requires that compromise be attainable, but not too easily. Little of the nation … competitive economy. Democratic government is designed to foster bargaining where it should be fostered and to impede bargaining …

I conduct an experiment to assess whether majority voting on a nonbinding sharing norm affects subsequent behavior in a … dictator game. In a baseline treatment, subjects play a one shot dictator game. In a voting treatment, subjects are first … induce more 'fairness' on the part of those subsequently chosen to be dictators. In fact, dictators were significantly more …

government by majority rule voting could not withstand a bargaining equilibrium comparable to the general equilibrium in a … where it should be impeded. -- Bargaining ; Majority rule voting …Government by majority rule voting requires that compromise be attainable, but not too easily. Little of the nation …

find empirical support for the paradox. -- voting ; non-cooperative bargaining ; power indices ; experiments ; paradox of …Power indices suggest that adding new members to a voting body may affect the balance of power between the original … phenomenon known as the paradox of new members. We show that the paradox can occur as an equilibrium of a noncooperative …

The voting out of a government or the disempowerment of a dictator may fail if there is no incentive for the individual …-game. With the introduction of selective benefits, the problem is solved insofar as there is only one Nash-equilibrium in which …

characteristics to others. The model is one of rational voting and generates the following predictions: (i) The paradox of not voting … does not arise, because the benefit of voting does not vanish with population size. (ii) Turnout in elections is positively … related to the size of the local community and the importance of social interactions. (iii) Voting may exhibit bandwagon …