1. how can political competition improve the quality of our democracy
2. what do you understand by electrol constituency..
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We verify the predictions of the theoretical literature on the relationship between political competition and economic performance, holding that, when the predominance of an ideological dimension creates a political rent, the party exploiting it selects lower quality politicians whose policy choices worsen economic performance. We examine the sample of 15 Italian Regions from 1980 to 2002 that exploits the institutional reforms of 1995 as an exogenous shock to pre-existing rents. We find evidence that higher political competition improves economic performance, through the choice of more efficiency-oriented policies.
A constituency is all of the constituents a representative define body citizens entitled to elect (as residents in an electoral district senator's includes large united states, constituencies for federal house representatives are known as congressional parliamentary elections, country divided into more than 543.
A constituency is all of the constituents a representative define body citizens entitled to elect (as residents in an electoral district senator's includes large united states, constituencies for federal house representatives are known as congressional parliamentary elections, country divided into more than 543.
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1. A constituency is all of the constituents a representative define body citizens entitled to elect (as residents in an electoral district senator's includes large united states, constituencies for federal house representatives are known as congressional parliamentary elections, country divided into more than 543
2.We verify the predictions of the theoretical literature on the relationship between political competition and economic performance, holding that, when the predominance of an ideological dimension creates a political rent, the party exploiting it selects lower quality politicians whose policy choices worsen economic performance. We examine the sample of 15 Italian Regions from 1980 to 2002 that exploits the institutional reforms of 1995 as an exogenous shock to pre-existing rents. We find evidence that higher political competition improves economic performance, through the choice of more efficiency-oriented policies.
2.We verify the predictions of the theoretical literature on the relationship between political competition and economic performance, holding that, when the predominance of an ideological dimension creates a political rent, the party exploiting it selects lower quality politicians whose policy choices worsen economic performance. We examine the sample of 15 Italian Regions from 1980 to 2002 that exploits the institutional reforms of 1995 as an exogenous shock to pre-existing rents. We find evidence that higher political competition improves economic performance, through the choice of more efficiency-oriented policies.
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