Andrew Cumbers A Political Theory Of Populism
income that goes to the top 1% of Americans went from 10% to 20% since 1980. Relying on such a data, we may expect an economic stagnation to be a part of the US future.
Andrew Cumbers, who is a professor of Regional Political Economy at the University of Glasgow, assured that there is an inverse relationship between the inequality in country and the rates of economic democracy. In 2011, National Bureau of Economic Research, published “A Political Theory of Populism”, where they assumed that the high levels of inequality lead to political platforms based on populism. Referencing the work of Rudiger Dornbush and Sebastian Edwards, they are explaining that: “Populist regimes have historically tried to deal with income inequality problems through
Andrew Cumbers, who is a professor of Regional Political Economy at the University of Glasgow, assured that there is an inverse relationship between the inequality in country and the rates of economic democracy. In 2011, National Bureau of Economic Research, published “A Political Theory of Populism”, where they assumed that the high levels of inequality lead to political platforms based on populism. Referencing the work of Rudiger Dornbush and Sebastian Edwards, they are explaining that: “Populist regimes have historically tried to deal with income inequality problems through