Hotelling–Downs model
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The Hotelling–Downs model is a foundational spatial model in political science and economics that explains how competing parties or firms choose positions along an ideological or product spectrum, often converging toward the preferences of the median voter or consumer.
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| Hotelling–Downs model canonical | 1 |
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