In this exercise you will test a hypothesie thet electoral syeteme affect turnout: In a conparison ef 100 countries, ceuntries with propertional representation electoral systema wil1 have higher turnout than countries with plurality electoral systems. The level of national economic development is an important control variable, because development is thought to generally increase voter turnout. Here is a surmary of Lhe resulis. Each cell value is the mean (average) Lurncut percentage Ivolers/voting age populaLien) fur all countries falling in each of Lhe caleçor (PR-leas developed, PR-developed, Plurality-lesa developed, Plurality-developed). Turnout ranges between Os and 100i. Average voter tumout by level of development and electoral system (100 countries, 25 in each cell) PR Plurality less developed 56.1 69.8 more developed 67 68.3 Evaluate the electoral system-turncut relstionship, contrclling for per capita GDP by answari-g the follcwing questions 1. Nhat is the average turnout for all of the countries? (There are 25 countries in each of the 4 celle cf the table.: 2. Tumout is about how much high in the more the developed countries on average? A. 2 points B. 5 points C. 8 points D.13 points 3. Based on the table, economic development appears to have little effect on voter turnout in which type of electoral system?: PR or Plurality
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