I always thought the Republican challenge was given voice by an elderly woman in USA
Today who said, when asked about the government "shutdown", "They can close the whole
thing down as far as I'm concerned as long as they get the Social Security checks
out."
Joh
There is some political science on this question. Perhaps the leading article in
"Dynamic Representation" by James Stimson and his colleagues, American Political
Science Review, 1995. They argue policy follows public opinion closely.
John Samples
Washington, DC
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relation to his experience with university
administration that it's clear universities are maximizing something, but it's not
clear what. Perhaps by publishing journals, universities maximize the quality of
students who seek admission.
John Samples
Cato
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book production. Even if all the subsidies
were dedicated to the demand side (or were eliminated), academic books would be
expensive compared to the average trade book. Without production subsidies, however,
there would many fewer producers. And the world would be a better place.
John Samples
and analysis in
a useful way. Professor McCloskey has written a lot about the need for narrative in
economics. However, the fact remains that the market for journalism prefers a good
story to an ambiguous truth most of the time.
John Samples
Cato
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to bring all these factors into line to produce a majority
coalition.
John Samples
Cato
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