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Un'Analisi Economica della Partecipazione ai Referendum Abrogativi

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Roberto Ricchiuti ()

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In questo lavoro viene analizzata la partecipazione dei cittadini ai referendum abrogativi con particolare riferimento a quattro possibili determinati: caratteristiche dei quesiti (distributivi o di efficienza), numero di referendum votati contemporaneamente, mese del voto e posizione dei partiti. La decisione di votare o di astenersi è molto importante in quanto la Costituzione prevede il quorum del 50% più uno degli aventi diritto al voto per la validità del referendum. I risultati mostrano che i referendum distributivi hanno una partecipazione al voto maggiore di quella dei referendum di efficienza, maggiore è la percentuale di elettori che si riconoscono nei partiti che sostengono l’astensione, minore è la percentuale di votanti. Inoltre i referendum votati in giugno presentano una minore partecipazione. Il numero di referendum votati contemporaneamente non ha effetti sulla percentuale di votanti fino ad un numero di cinque. A partire da questa analisi si discutono alcune proposte di riforma.

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Paper provided by ICER - International Centre for Economic Research in its series ICER Working Papers with number 24-2006.

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