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motivated citizen groups form parties, voting occurs and governments are formed. We study the coalition governments that emerge … coalition formation game affects the incentives for party formation. In particular, we show that when the rents from office are …
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candidates' form parties, voting occurs and governments are formed. We study the coalition governments that emerge as functions … be minimal winning, minority or surplus. Moreover, coalitions may be `disconnected'. We then look at how the coalition …
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obtain that many of the informative equilibria are sustained by a coalition government, however the coalition is never …
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This paper provides a game-theoretic model of representative democracy with endogenous party formation. Coalition …
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When collective choices are made in more than one round and with different groups of decision-makers, so-called election inversions may take place, where each group have different majority outcomes. We identify two versions of such compound majority paradoxes specifically, but not exclusively,...
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is at least one winning coalition. Such a game is said to be precisely supportive if it is possible to assign weights to … players in such a way that a coalition being winning in a partition implies that the combined weight of its members is maximal … coalition. We show that decisive plurality games with at most four players, majority games with an arbitrary number of players …
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In this article we present an overview of our recent research on the effects of constitutions on coalition governments … stability of coalition governments …
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candidates' form parties, voting occurs and governments are formed. We study the coalition governments that emerge as functions … be minimal winning, minority or surplus. Moreover, coalitions may be `disconnected'. We then look at how the coalition …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011324966
specific institutional features of parliamentary democracy on the formation and dissolution of coalition governments. We …
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