Unequal democracy : the political economy of the new gilded age, Larry M. Bartels

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Unequal democracy : the political economy of the new gilded age, Larry M. Bartels

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the political economy of the new gilded age

Statement of responsibility

Larry M. Bartels

Instantiates

• Unequal democracy : the political economy of the new gilded age

Publication

• New York, Princeton University Press, 2008

Copyright

• ©2008

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages [305]-316) and index

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volume

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• nc

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rdacarrier

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text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• partisan political economy
• Partisan patterns of income growth
• A
• partisan coincidence?
• Partisan differences in macroeconomic policy
• Macroeconomic performance and income growth
• Partisan policies and post-tax income growth
• Democrats, Republicans, and the rise of inequality
• 3.
• Class politics and partisan change
• Preface
• In search of the working class
• Has the white working class abandoned the Democratic party?
• Have working-class whites become more conservative?
• Do "moral values" trump economics?
• Are religious voters distracted from economic issues?
• Class politics, alive and well
• 4.
• Partisan biases in economic accountability
• Myopic voters
• The
• 1. The
• political timing of income growth
• Class biases in economic voting
• The
• wealthy give something back : partisan biases in campaign spending
• Political consequences of biased accountability
• 5.
• Do Americans care about inequality?
• Egalitarian values
• Rich and poor
• Perceptions of inequality
• new gilded age
• Facts and values in the realm of inequality
• 6.
• Homer gets a tax cut
• The
• Bush tax cuts
• Public support for the tax cuts
• Unenlightened self-interest
• The impact of political information
• Chump change
• Into the sunset --
• Escalating economic inequality
• Interpreting inequality
• Economic inequality as a political issue
• Inequality and American democracy
• 2. The
• The
• economic effects of the minimum wage
• Public support for the minimum wage
• The
• politics of inaction
• Democrats, unions, and the eroding minimum wage
• The
• earned income tax credit
• Reversing the tide
• 9.
• 7. The
• Economic inequality and political representation
• Ideological representation
• Unequal responsiveness
• Unequal responsiveness on social issues : the case of abortion
• Partisan differences in representation
• Why are the poor unrepresented?
• 10.
• Unequal democracy
• Who governs?
• Partisan politics and "the have-nots"
• strange appeal of estate tax repeal
• Political obstacles to economic equality
• The
• city of utmost necessity
• Selected references
• Index
• Public support for estate tax repeal
• Is public support for repeal a product of misinformation?
• Did interest groups manufacture public antipathy to the estate tax?
• Elite ideology and the politics of estate tax repeal
• 8. The
• eroding minimum wage

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ocn180574732

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25 cm

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xiii, 325 pages

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9780691136639

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(hardcover : alk. paper)

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2007044382

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unmediated

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rdamedia

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• n

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u951961

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• 951961
• (Sirsi) o180574732
• (OCoLC)180574732