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Hyperbolic memory discounting and the political business cycle

Findley, T. Scott - 2015

The vintage political business cycle framework of Nordhaus (1975) represents the idea that the macroeconomic business cycle is manipulated opportunistically by an incumbent government to achieve re-election. A key assumption in this prototypical framework is that voters discount their memories...

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Political cycles in administered prices in Brazil : an analysis of the electricity and gasoline markets

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Land Cronyism and Corporate Political Cycles in China

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Since 2004, China's industrial land price has remained constant while other land prices in China have increased to about six times their 2004 levels. This paper measures the degree of industrial land subsidy to a firm using the ratio of the market value of land in the neighborhood to the price...

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Political Risk, Information and Corruption Cycles : Evidence from Russian Regions

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Political budget cycles are a well-established phenomenon in which opportunistic politicians systematically adjust public policies prior to elections in order to attract a higher number of votes. We show that corrupt behavior of politicians also follows certain patterns, which are driven by...

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