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 * [[SocialChoiceDemocracyAndFreeMarkets|Social Choice, Democracy, and Free Markets]], James M. Buchanon, 1954
 * [[IndividualChoiceInVotingAndTheMarket|Individual Choice in Voting and the Market]], James M. Buchanon, 1954
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 * [[PositiveEconomicsWelfareEconomicsAndPoliticalEconomy|Positive Economics, Welfare Economics, and Political Economy]], James M. Buchanon, 1959
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 * [[BargainingInLegislatures|Bargaining in Legislatures]], David P. Baron and John A. Ferejohn, 1989
 * [[WhenLoyaltyIsTested|When Loyalty Is Tested: Do Party Leaders Use Committee Assignments as Rewards?]], Nicole Asmussen and Adam J. Ramey, 2018
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 * [[TheDirectCostToVotersOfPollingSiteClosuresAndConsolidation|The direct cost to voters of polling site closures and consolidation]], Scott Abramson and Sharece Thrower, 2025
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Rational Choice Voting

Rational choice voting is a theory of voting behavior that studies the game theoretic and comparative outcomes.


Description

Essentially Institutional Design applied to democratic voting rules.

The foundations of this theory come from Downs.


Reading Notes


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