Abstract:This thesis addresses the issue of campaign spending limits as a regulatory policy. The main mechanism for regulating campaign spending is nominal ceilings, which are addressed and defended here by analyzing the public policy cycle: agenda-setting, issuing the rules and assessing the impact of the ceilings. To better understand this regulatory policy, we studied five cases of state intervention in the conduction of electoral finance -the US, the UK, Canada, Chile, and Brazil. Our main focus is the Brazilian ca… Show more
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