Why Not Boycott? Public Finance of Political Parties and Party Election Boycotts

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Why Not Boycott? Political Parties and Election Boycotts since 1990 Emily A. Beaulieu University of California San Diego Abstract This paper models election boycotts as a strategic decision that political parties make in light of both the benefits and costs associated with a boycott. It focuses in particular on whether the provision of public finance for political parties affects the decision to boycott. Empirical analysis is based on a new dataset covering all multi-party elections worldwide since 1990. 1

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