If we look at empirical evidence, it seems that people do not vote in a
self interested way, but rather vote based on group-interest. Given this fact, is policy really
endogenous?
It seems
that the most important characteristics in the liberal/conservative divide are
age, race, gender,
Jason DeBacker writes:
If we look at empirical evidence, it seems that
people do not vote in a self interested way, but rather vote based
on group-interest. Given this fact, is policy really endogenous?
It seems that the most important characteristics in the
liberal/conservative divide are
I think you are mixing up correlation and causation here. On what
basis do you say that most important characteristics in the
liberal/conservative divide are age, race, gender, ...? Perhaps on
the basis that we have polling data that can be broken down by these
categories? As for Income,
