Granada , Granada 18071
Spain
University of Granada
Democracy, Distrust, Referendum, Popular Initiative.
Direct democracy, Representative democracy, Majority rule, Bipartisan, Elections, Information
Nash equilibrium, Political competition, Policy convergence, Power-driven preferences, Power shares, Social optimality D71, D72, D82
Collusion, Folk Theorem, Taking Turns
Collusion, Political competition, Repeated games, Folk Theorem
First-past-the-post, Polarization, Ranked-Choice Voting, Recall Election, Single-Peakedness
Information, Partisanship, Political Parties, Public Funding
Condorcet winner, First-past-the-post, Polarization, Ranked-choice voting, Single-peakedness
Altruistic voters, Direct democracy, Incomplete information, Optimality
Institutional trust, Members of European Parliament, Rent-seeking, Salary harmonization, Self-interest. Journal of Economic Literature Classification Numbers: D72, H11, Z18
Electoral promises, Political competition, Punishment
Elections, Majority Voting, Policy Implementation, Two-Candidate Competition
Fake news, Redistribution, Welfare state, Media regulation, Political economy of information
