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Are new mayors more responsive to disasters than their reelected counterparts? The identification strategy is based on slim vote margin in which new and reelected mayors are found to be as if randomly assigned. We find that with greater storm exposure: new mayors spend more on health sector than...
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earthquakes in Italy resulted in sharply diverging electoral outcomes: while the 2012 Emilia quake did not alter voting behaviour … affected areas. Such heterogeneous patterns mainly originate from a stark contrast in post-disaster reconstruction processes …
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incompetence. How voters responded to these in the next election held in 2002 is investigated. The fact that different group of …
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improve their re-election prospects by providing generous disaster relief. Building on these findings, the present thesis … disasters. Previous work has demonstrated that voters electorally reward incumbents for the provision of disaster relief but not … for investing in disaster prevention, leading incumbents to over-invest in relief spending even though investing in …
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