Social Sciences
8 years ago

Economic Events Shape Presidential Votes: New Model Reveals Impact

The Review of Economics and Statistics
The Effect of Economic Events on Votes for President
Ray C. Fair

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Economic events can impact how people vote for the president. Different studies have conflicting views on this. Some say economic ups and downs affect voting, while others disagree. There are many theories on why people vote the way they do, but no one theory is accepted by everyone. This paper aims to create a model that combines various voting behavior theories and test it against others.