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Voter participation rates vary widely across the 50 states and the District of Columbia. This empirical study seeks, within the context of a broadened version of the “rational voter model,” to identify determinants of this geographic variation. Using the 2014 mid-term general election, it was found that the voter participation rate across states and the District of Columbia was positively related to whether there is a close governor’s race or a close U.S. Senate race, the female labor force participation rate, the percent of the population aged 65 and over, the number of referenda on the ballot, and the degree of voting-by-mail usage. In addition, it was found that voter turnout was negatively related to the percentages of the population that are either Hispanic or Afro-American. 相似文献
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Saltz IS 《Applied economics letters》1998,5(10):599-601
"This study empirically investigates the impact of state income tax policy on U.S. interstate migration [of the labor force] for the period 1985-89. It finds that people vote with their feet and prefer to move so as to minimize their state income tax liabilities." 相似文献
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Ira S. Saltz 《International Advances in Economic Research》1997,3(1):71-80
The present study empirically investigates whether in the U.S. federal government-provided deposit insurance, which was intended
to prevent runs on banks and to protect depositors of modest means, has acted to induce increased bank failures. This issue
has been investigated earlier, but only with regression analysis, and it remains unresolved since results vary sharply from
one study to the next. By contrast, the present study uses cointegration techniques to investigate this problem. The cointegration
analysis finds strong evidence of a cointegrating relationship between the bank failure rate and the extent of central government-provided
deposit insurance, as well as other variables. Maximum eigenvalue and trace test results, along with normalized cointegrating
vectors and likelihood ratio test results, are provided for examination. 相似文献
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Ira S. Saltz 《Journal of Economics and Finance》1999,23(1):90-98
Past studies reveal a correlation between savings and GDP growth in the Third World. Those studies hypothesize that higher
rates of savings cause higher growth rates of real GDP. This paper explores an alternative hypothesis: that higher growth
rates of GDP cause increased savings. Higher growth rates of income boost the rate of savings and attract more foreign savings.
The difference between these two hypotheses is the direction of causality. This study investigates the direction of causality
using the Engle-Granger error-correction model or the Granger causality test, whichever is appropriate. The findings support
the latter hypothesis in more cases. 相似文献
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Ira Saltz 《Journal of Economics and Finance》1997,21(3):3-9
This study examines empirically the link between bank failures and statutorially created increases in the extent of federal
deposit insurance coverage. The model includes such factors as the percentage of deposits at federally insured banks that
was covered by federal deposit insurance (FDICOV), the tangible capital/asset ratio, the commercial bank cost of funds, and
the prime rate of interest. Using cointegration techniques involving maximum eigenvalue, trace, and likelihood ratio tests,
together with semi-annual data for 1965–91, the study reveals that the bank failure rate is cointegrated with FDICOV, the
capital/asset ratio, and the commercial bank cost of funds. Accordingly, it is inferred that—consistent with previous studies—the
system of federal deposit insurance very likely induced bank failures during the study period. 相似文献
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A bstract . A two-Stage least squares estimate of the distribution of income in the Third World is derived in this paper using the per capita ownership of cars, infant mortality rates, and the average daily caloric requirement along with the per capita Gross Domestic Product. Previous work by Kitznets 1955 had established a relationship between the distribution of income and GDP/CAP, but with the inclusion of the three additional "proxy" variables, the distribution of income is estimated with a great deal more precision. For example, the R-squared for the estimate of the share of income earned by the poorest 20% of households increases from 0.30 to 0.68 by incorporating the proxy variables.
Using the parameters estimated via two-stage least squares on a set of 23 countries for which the distribution of income Is known, the paper then estimates the distribution of income for a set of 43 countries for which this data is unknown. The results indicate that countries like Singapore and Sri Lanka have relatively even distributions of income for their stage of development, and countries like Brazil, Kenya, Bolivia , and Gautemala have highly skewed distributions of income for their level of GDP/CAP. 相似文献
Using the parameters estimated via two-stage least squares on a set of 23 countries for which the distribution of income Is known, the paper then estimates the distribution of income for a set of 43 countries for which this data is unknown. The results indicate that countries like Singapore and Sri Lanka have relatively even distributions of income for their stage of development, and countries like Brazil, Kenya, Bolivia , and Gautemala have highly skewed distributions of income for their level of GDP/CAP. 相似文献
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