News Consumption in the Digital Age
This review studies how the shift toward online news consumption affects both the supply and the demand for news and draws potential implications for consumer welfare.
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This review studies how the shift toward online news consumption affects both the supply and the demand for news and draws potential implications for consumer welfare.
Voters in multiparty systems often fail to coordinate on majority-preferred parties. Using constituency-level election data linked to party-ideology measures across 96 countries, we show that in 20–30% of multiparty elections since 1940 the Condorcet winner does not win, and in roughly 10% the winner is the Condorcet l...
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