Titlebook: Voter Behavior in Economics Perspective; Arthur J. H. C. Schram Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Gruppenperspektive.Verhal

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Introductionods just before and after elections, but in the years in between as well, many general notions on individual behavior in elections exist. Examples are the idea that workers vote for the labor party and are less likely to cast a vote in case of bad weather, or that people with high incomes are more r

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Existing Studies in the Fieldpression of the kind of work done in this field, and is certainly not intended to be exhaustive. Furthermore, a number of important contributions will only be mentioned in passing, because they are dealt with elsewhere in this book. Especially Chapters 3, 5, and 8 contain extensive discussions of th

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A Behavioral Model of Party Choiceresent chapter is to present and discuss a more sophisticated behavioral model of voter behavior. The results of Chapter 4 are used as point of departure by appointing a central role to income and social category in the vote decision whilst correcting for unexplained effects of other variables, such

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Expressed Preferences for Public Goodsces in surveys. This is an interesting alternative because, on the one hand, it enables an estimation of these preferences using a completely different method than the one discussed in the previous chapter, and, on the other hand, it allows one to investigate the differences between socio-economic g

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Some Implications of the Turnout Modelpplication in winner-takes-all situations, and empirical justification. The two-step procedure consisting of a production decision concerning social pressure and a subsequent vote decision is used in the present chapter, though the n-step procedure introduced in Section 8.5 could easily be applied i

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