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Who gets targeted for vote-buying? Evidence from an augmented list experiment in Turkey
Understanding the dynamics of vote-buying is essential to improve accountability of elections in developing democracies. While list experiments are useful for attenuating social desirability bias associated with measuring vote-buying, they are not conducive to multivariate analyses, and the question
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