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Estimating Legislators' Preferred Points
Estimating Legislators' Preferred Points
Dec 10, 2009
John Londregan, 2009, "Estimating Legislators' Preferred Points", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/PJBYPC, Harvard Dataverse, V1
This paper shows that agnostic spatial models that simultaneously attempt to estimate legislators’ preferred points and ideological locations for the proposals on which they vote, such as the well-known NOMINATE model of Poole and Rosenthal, are not identified. The problem arises because the agnostic estimators inherit the granularity of the voting...
Estimating Legislators’ Preferred Points.pdf
Estimating Legislators’ Preferred Points.pdf
Dec 10, 2009 - Estimating Legislators' Preferred Points
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