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Do Voters Prefer Relief Over Preparedness? Evidence from Disaster Policies in Malawi
Growing evidence suggests that voters reward politicians for spending on disaster relief but not disaster preparedness. Yet, we know little about the mechanisms that underpin this pattern. I propose that voters value effective preparedness as much as effective relief. However, voters have pessimisti
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