Do Citizens take Policy Cues from Governmental Infighting? Experimental Evidence from Road Space Rationing in New Delhi and Beijing

• In Event: Preferences and Political Attitudes in the Developing World

Brief Overview

Using a quasi-experiment arising from the unexpected dismissal by the judiciary of the odd-even rule in New Delhi, e find that governmental infighting does not significantly affect individuals' policy preferences.

Authors

• Liam Francis Beiser-McGrath, ETH Zürich

• Thomas Bernauer, ETH Zürich

• Aseem Prakash, University of Washington-Seattle Campus