投票悖论与社会网络:一个实证分析

Economics of Networks Pub Date : 2009-03-06 DOI:10.2139/ssrn.1354790

J. Amaro de Matos, P. Barros, Inacia Pacheco Pereira

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多年来，在大多数民主国家，不管是否存在强制投票，在选举中弃权的人数一直在增加。我们为社会网络在选举投票率中的主要影响因素的作用提供了经验证据。更紧密的社交网络和更广泛的社交网络与更低的弃权率相关。

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The Voting Paradox and Social Networks: An Empirical Analysis

The level of abstention in elections has been increasing over the years in the majority of democratic countries, whether compulsory voting exists or not. We provide empirical evidence for the role of social networks as a main factor of influence in the turnout of an election. More intense social networks and wider social networks are associated with a lower abstention rate.

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