In the July issue of Political Science Research and Methods, Sebastian Barfort, Robert Klemmensen and yours truly have an article on the longevity returns to political office. Here is the abstract: Does political office cause worse or better longevity prospects? Two perspectives in the literature offer contradicting answers. First, increased income, social status, and political […]
Tag: Andrew Gelman
A response to Andrew Gelman
In a new blog post, Andrew Gelman writes that the findings in an article of ours are best explained by forking paths. I encourage you to read the blog post and, if you still care about the topic, continue and read this post as well. This is going to be a (relatively) long post. In […]