Voter’s preferences, media neutrality and political party competition

• Main Authors: ZHUANG, YUN-I, 莊雲伊
• Other Authors: YU, Shuoe-Yien
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2015
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/74133230091040147099

碩士 === 中國文化大學 === 經濟學系 === 103 === What is the relationship between the voters media and parties? In the past time, parties’ studies are emphasis on political business cycle, party cooperation and competition, bribery problem. There are few articles to the voters, the media, political parties and three-way merge do research. Media as transmitters of information, the voters get political policy through the media and use the ballot to elect the party in their mind. When the media is not neutral, information delivery is distorted. Can the received information public still make a rational choice? In this paper via game theory analysis one another of the interaction of parties, media and voters. Assuming only the case of a neutral media and the duopoly media preferences for their favorite political party do reports. Research in when voter preferences change, the changing relations between increasing costs to media reports and publicizing political parties’ policy. The study found that when people change preferences, the media will change with the news sections of the configuration, the price will be relatively adjust. Political parties to make the light of changes in the electorate policy adjustments, we can see these is inextricably linked relationship.