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Donald Trump explained
Filed under: international economic law, international economics, politics - USA, Public Choice, rentseeking Tagged: 2016 presidential election, antiforeign bias, antimarket bias, crony capitalism,...
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Why is Labour so staunch on its left-wing policies – the voters must come to...
Figure 1: who won the electorate vote of New Zealand First party voters, 2014 New Zealand election Source: Electoral Commission. New Zealand First vote splitting data in Figure 1 suggests many more...
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Won’t be a sober Tory in the Palace of Westminster on the night...
3 weeks ago Corbyn was 17 points ahead of his nearest rival. Now the gap is 32 points. http://t.co/PpEzwKxbYx pic.twitter.com/TagV6K2IZH — Alex Wickham (@WikiGuido) August 10, 2015 Anti-establishment...
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Sanders, Trump and the median voter theorem
Filed under: politics - USA, Public Choice Tagged: 2016 presidential election, expressive voting, Left over Left, left-wing populists, median voter theorem, rational ignorance, rational irrationality,...
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HL Mencken on the @realDonaldTrump & @BernieSanders
The reason why the American people are angry is that the government is not addressing the real problems that are impacting them every day. — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) December 12, 2015 Filed...
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More on honest @BernieSanders and his voodoo economics
Source: EconomicPolicyJournal.com: Paul Krugman Slams Bernie Sanders Again!! Filed under: economic growth, economic history, macroeconomics, politics - USA Tagged: 2016 presidential election, grates,...
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Donald Trump explained
Filed under: international economic law, international economics, politics - USA, Public Choice, rentseeking Tagged: 2016 presidential election, antiforeign bias, antimarket bias, crony capitalism,...
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Why is Labour so staunch on its left-wing policies – the voters must come to...
Figure 1: who won the electorate vote of New Zealand First party voters, 2014 New Zealand election Source: Electoral Commission. New Zealand First vote splitting data in Figure 1 suggests many more...
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Won’t be a sober Tory in the Palace of Westminster on the night @jeremycorbyn...
3 weeks ago Corbyn was 17 points ahead of his nearest rival. Now the gap is 32 points. http://t.co/PpEzwKxbYx pic.twitter.com/TagV6K2IZH — Alex Wickham (@WikiGuido) August 10, 2015 Anti-establishment...
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Sanders, Trump and the median voter theorem
Filed under: politics - USA, Public Choice Tagged: 2016 presidential election, expressive voting, left-wing populists, Leftover Left, median voter theorem, rational ignorance, rational irrationality,...
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HL Mencken on the @realDonaldTrump & @BernieSanders
The reason why the American people are angry is that the government is not addressing the real problems that are impacting them every day. — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) December 12, 2015 Filed...
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More on honest @BernieSanders and his voodoo economics
Source: EconomicPolicyJournal.com: Paul Krugman Slams Bernie Sanders Again!! Filed under: economic growth, economic history, macroeconomics, politics - USA Tagged: 2016 presidential election, grates,...
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@RealDonaldTrump @BernieSanders are wrong on taxing imports
Filed under: applied price theory, applied welfare economics, economic history, international economics Tagged: 2016 presidential election, left-wing populists, right-wing populists
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Australian @greens are more extreme than @OneNationAus?
42% of party A voters second preferences the Australian Labour Party. Less than 20% of party B voters second preference the Liberal Party of Australia. Party A is Pauline Hanson’s One Nation voters;...
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Why so few successful left-wing populists
The Twitter Left is doing its best to attribute the surge against globalisation and immigration to inequality. This is despite the main beneficiary at the ballot box is right-wing populists. The...
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