Southern Political Science Association Conference ( Atlanta, GA, 2010)
2010
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Abstract
Extending a previous study, we use DEA methodology to estimate and rank the relative efficiency of presidents at converting fiscal, economic, and political variables at the end-of-term election into votes for themselves or their party’s candidate. Thirty-two administrations spanning the period 1880-2008 are compared. The analysis yields several efficient presidents from each party, and identifies a number of vote-getting champions. Future presidents or their advisors would do well to study these exemplars for clues on how to extract the most votes out of comparable situations.
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Title
Fiscal policy, economic performance, and vote-getting efficiency
Resource Type
Conference paper
Conference
Southern Political Science Association Conference ( Atlanta, GA, 2010)
Publisher
University of West Florida Libraries; Argo Scholar Commons
Format
pdf
Number of pages
23
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99380090343906600
Academic Unit
Reubin O'D. Askew Department of Government ; College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities
Language
English
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