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Credible sources and sophisticated voters: When does new information induce economic voting?
James E. Alt,
David D. Lassen
, John Marshall
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Credible Source
100%
Economic Voting
100%
Economic Information
66%
Unemployment Expectations
66%
Political Costs
66%
Information Support
33%
Survey Experiment
33%
Opposition Parties
33%
New Economics
33%
Institutional Credibility
33%
Government Competence
33%
Information Credibility
33%
Voter Perceptions
33%
Central Bank
33%
Vote Intention
33%
Denmark
33%
Unemployment Forecast
33%
Social Sciences
Economic Information
100%
Denmark
50%
Central Bank
50%
Panel Data
50%
Survey Experiment
50%
Source of Information
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Economic Voting
100%