“One Man, One Dollar”? Campaign contribution limits, equal influence, and political communication

Vanberg, Christoph

doi:10.1016/j.jpubeco.2007.05.010

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“…Only a few other papers have examined the impact of campaign finance composition on voter behavior. Vanberg (2008) and Stratmann (2008) support the prediction that voters respond to advertising di↵erently between special interest and publicly-financed campaigns.…”

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Media Markets, Special Interests, and Voters

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2012

SSRN Journal

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Impreso en Colombia -Printed in ColombiaEl contenido de la presente publicación se encuentra protegido por las normas internacionales y nacionales vigentes sobre propiedad intelectual, por tanto su utilización, reproducción, comunicación pública, transformación, distribución, alquiler, préstamo público e importación, total o parcial, en todo o en parte, en formato impreso, digital o en cualquier formato conocido o por conocer, se encuentran prohibidos, y sólo serán lícitos en la medida en que se cuente con la autorización previa y expresa por escrito del autor o titular. Las limitaciones y excepciones al Derecho de Autor, sólo serán aplicables en la medida en que se den dentro de los denominados Usos Honrados (Fair use), estén previa y expresamente establecidas, no causen un grave e injustificado perjuicio a los intereses legítimos del autor o titular, y no atenten contra la normal explotación de la obra.

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2012

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“…Only a few other papers have examined the impact of campaign finance composition on voter behavior. Vanberg (2008) captured by any one group and are preferred by voters. However, they admit that their empirical strategy cannot rule out that causality runs other way: candidates with a higher likelihood of winning may attract a wider pattern of contributions 9 .…”

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Fergusson

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Journal of Public Economics

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Impreso en Colombia-Printed in Colombia El contenido de la presente publicación se encuentra protegido por las normas internacionales y nacionales vigentes sobre propiedad intelectual, por tanto su utilización, reproducción, comunicación pública, transformación, distribución, alquiler, préstamo público e importación, total o parcial, en todo o en parte, en formato impreso, digital o en cualquier formato conocido o por conocer, se encuentran prohibidos, y sólo serán lícitos en la medida en que se cuente con la autorización previa y expresa por escrito del autor o titular. Las limitaciones y excepciones al Derecho de Autor, sólo serán aplicables en la medida en que se den dentro de los denominados Usos Honrados (Fair use), estén previa y expresamente establecidas, no causen un grave e injustificado perjuicio a los intereses legítimos del autor o titular, y no atenten contra la normal explotación de la obra.

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“…More importantly, Vanberg (2008) found that the winner of an election has a favorable advertising characteristic. To examine this argument, another important issue related to the role of money in elections concerns the relationship between the amounts a candidate spends on advertising and whether or not that candidate wins or loses.…”

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Does candidates' advertising spending help winning?

Chang¹

2009

Journal of Economic Policy Reform

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This paper investigates the importance of political expenditures as the primary determinants of vote shares for the Taiwan 2004 legislator campaigns with multi-member districts. Our main findings are as follows. First, advertising spending, candidates in the same party as the mayor, the education level of voters and the degree of race competition had a strong effect on the candidates' vote shares but not on economic performance. Second, the advertising spending of both incumbents and challengers had a significant effect on vote shares, but the effects were greater for challengers than for incumbents. Third, the two major political camps, that is, the Pan-Blue and Pan-Green, showed that spending exerts a corresponding influence on vote shares. Fourth, we also discovered that the spending coefficients for the winners were larger than those for the losers. Finally, the logit model demonstrates the result of the impact of advertising expenditures on the predicted probability of winning the election.political advertising, campaign spending, vote shares, Pan-Blue, Pan-Green, logit model,

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“One Man, One Dollar”? Campaign contribution limits, equal influence, and political communication

Cited by 13 publications

References 18 publications

Media Markets, Special Interests, and Voters

Media Markets, Special Interests, and Voters

Media markets, special interests, and voters

Does candidates' advertising spending help winning?

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