Browsing by Author "Campello, Daniela"
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Commodity price shocks and misattribution of responsibility for the economy: observational and experimental evidence
2018-07-11This paper examines correction of misattribution bias in the context of retrospective voting. We first report observational evidence from Brazil and Ecuador that is compatible with the existence of misattribution bias (i.e. ... -
Exogenous shocks and misattribution of responsibility for economic performance: results from survey experiments
2015-11-14Recent models of economic voting assume that citizens can discount exogenous factors when assessing government's economic performance. Yet there is evidence that Latin American voters do not behave in such way, and attribute ... -
Exploring Latin America's responses to the great recession
2016Latin America's strong performance following the Great Recession has surprised analysts and the media alike. The region not only outperformed other economies in the same period, but displayed far better results than those ... -
Institucionalização partidária e consistência programática: a resposta da asquerda a ataques aspeculativos na América Latina
2015-06-01Although significant effort has been devoted to establishing the institutionalization as a critical dimension of parties and party systems, empirical analyses of the political implications of this institutionalization have ... -
Institucionalização partidária e consistência programática: a resposta da esquerda a ataques especulativos na América Latina
2015Although significant effort has been devoted to establishing the institutionalization as a critical dimension of parties and party systems, empirical analyses of the political implications of this institutionalization have ... -
The non-ratification of bilateral investment treaties in Brazil: a story of conflict in a land of cooperationy
2015-09-03This article examines Brazil's unique experience with bilateral investment treaties (BITs) - the country signed 14 of them in the 1990s, but none was ever ratified. The case is puzzling for a number of reasons. First, BITs ... -
Presidential success and the world economy
2016-04Economic voting is a widely accepted regularity in the political science literature, yet most work on the subject either assumes that economic performance is a direct result of policy making or, more recently, argues that ...
