Does a government’s fate at the ballot box hinge on the state of
the economy? Is it inflation, unemployment, or income that makes
the difference? What triggers economic voting for or against the
incumbent – do voters look at their pocketbooks, or at the
national accounts? Do economic voters “punish” rulers for bad
times, but fail to “reward” them for the good times? Are
voter’s judgments based on past economic performance or future
policy promises? These are some of the questions considered by
Michael Lewis-Beck in this major cross-national study of the effect
of economic conditions on voting behavior in the Western European
democracies and the United States.
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