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Y of y of ing the effects of costly and incentivized participation on information acquisition and informed dissertation focuses on the effects of costly and incentivized participation on the decision to invest in information acquisition and informed voting.

My dissertation pursues this argument through multiple methods, including two theoretical models, a statistical analysis using survey data from an observational case study, an experiment testing the effect of varied costs and incentives to participate in a laboratory setting, and a field experiment testing the effect of varied costs and incentives to participate during an observational r 1modeling the effects of costly and incentivized participation on information acquisition and informed first chapter discusses the concepts of costly and incentivized participation, which is the theoretical framework of the dissertation.

For example, this observation might occur because highly informed populations are more likely to pass participation requirements in the first can download chapter 3 r 4a laboratory experiment testing the effect of non-participation penalties on information acquisition and informed fourth chapter of my dissertation utilizes experimental methods to generate randomized costs and incentives to participate in a laboratory setting.

You can download a paper combining content from chapters 2 and 4 r 5a field experiment testing the effect of reduced costs and increased incentives to participate on information acquisition and informed fifth chapter of my dissertation tests the robustness of this effect during an observational election.

The information treatment provided subjects with unbiased factual information about the candidates and ballot propositions in the election, including official candidate statements, video links to watch the debates online, and both a summary and a list of arguments for and against each ballot proposition.

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