Toronto / Washington / Cascio / Rio de Janeiro / /
Company
EV technologies / /
Country
United States / Brazil / / /
Facility
Princeton University / /
IndustryTerm
operable voting technology / technology manufacturer / telephone keypads / health services / electronic technology / technology / electronic devices / electronic voting technology / health care services / public services / telephone keypad / co-existing private services / /
NaturalFeature
Amazon forest / /
Organization
state legislature / federal senate / World Bank / Department of Economics / federal electoral authority / MIT / Harvard / NBER / Princeton University / army / Stanford / Brazilian government / senate / /
PoliticalEvent
legislature elections / federal elections / municipal elections / /
Position
head designer / federal legislator / directly elected governor / state legislator / governor / president / state governor / head designer of the technology / legislator / governor / federal deputy / state legislator / /
Voting Technology, Political Responsiveness, and Infant Health: Evidence from Brazil Thomas Fujiwara∗ Abstract This paper studies the introduction of electronic voting technology in Brazilian elections. Estimates explo