TD 2023
DOI: 10.38116/td2869
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TD 2869 - Transporte público gratuito e participação eleitoral

Abstract: Os custos de transporte são uma barreira subestimada à participação política. Neste estudo, examinamos se uma intervenção em larga escala para reduzir esses custos, no caso, a oferta de transporte público gratuito no dia da eleição, aumenta o comparecimento dos eleitores brasileiros às urnas. Levando em conta a diferença do momento em que os municípios adotaram a política de passe livre entre o primeiro e o segundo turnos da eleição presidencial de 2022 no país, usamos desenhos de estudo de eventos (event stud… Show more

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“…Sample size is another consideration. There is no consensus on the ideal sample size for conducting factor analysis, with guidelines ranging from 100 to 250 subjects and/or a minimum of 5 to 20 observations per variable analyzed (39,42) . In this investigation, we performed 101 evaluations for 38 questions, resulting in a low ratio that may introduce some degree of imprecision into the results, a limitation of our study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Sample size is another consideration. There is no consensus on the ideal sample size for conducting factor analysis, with guidelines ranging from 100 to 250 subjects and/or a minimum of 5 to 20 observations per variable analyzed (39,42) . In this investigation, we performed 101 evaluations for 38 questions, resulting in a low ratio that may introduce some degree of imprecision into the results, a limitation of our study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Establishing an appropriate sample size is complex, as it depends on the number of measured variables, the strength of relationships between variables and factors, factor determination, and the quality of the instrument. However, it is generally agreed that factor analysis requires large samples because correlation coefficients fluctuate more in smaller samples, compromising the reliability of the factor analysis (38,(41)(42) . Caution should be used when incorporating samples from different populations, as the specific factors of one population may be obscured when grouped (43) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%