Predicting Politics: Essays in Empirical Public Choice explores
politics in an empirical spirit. The topics covered are novel and
important, including the impact of campaign finance on the size of
government, the economics of gerrymandering, constitutional change,
and budgetary politics. The approach is to formulate and to test
interesting hypotheses about political behavior. The essential idea
is to illustrate the power of public choice theory in explaining
actual politics. The volume brings together the work of Crain and
Tollison and other scholars who have worked in this public choice
tradition, and shows the power of empirical approaches in
explaining the origin and inner working of political institutions
and processes.
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