Titlebook: Endogenous Public Policy and Contests; Gil S. Epstein,Shmuel Nitzan Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007 Contests.Endogenous P

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Lobbying and Compromiseheir elaborate model, the equilibrium policy outcome is always a compromise between the policy preferences of the elected candidate and those of the (at most two) lobbies chosen by the policy maker. In contrast to this literature, Glazer, Gradstein and Konrad (1998) demonstrate that extreme policies

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Privatizationt the politicians with the aim of gaining the privatization rents. Note, however, that when a proposal for privatization is submitted to the politicians, it takes into account how it can be implemented in the second stage of the privatization process.

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Book 2007trations of the usefulness of the proposed approach are provided in five specific cases: the determination of monopoly price, privatization policy, migration quotas, minimum wage and promotion in tournaments.?????

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Rollin K. Daniel MD,Péter Pálházi MDamely the approval of ., is reached in probability Pr.. The probability of player .’s preferred contest outcome is Pr., Pr. = 1? r.. These winning probabilities depend on the efforts made by the two contestants, . and ..

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Baruch Sneh,Suha Jabaji-Hare,Gerda Dijst prize of the contest or, more generally, if the contest prize system is exogenous, then the preferences of the government determine whether the contest exists or not and, in turn, whether some lobbying efforts are incurred, but they have no effect on their value. Specifically, if the government is