Interactive Democracy may help with this problem, too, by making political access easy, ensuring that everyone can vote freely on every issue and by enhancing transparency. It won't eliminate the advantages of the rich, which Mr Summers writes about in his article, but it is a large step towards political equality.
Tuesday, 10 June 2014
Working the Political System
"In
areas ranging from local zoning laws to intellectual property
protection, from financial regulation to energy subsidies, public policy
now bestows great fortunes on those whose primary skill is working the
political system rather than producing great products and services."
Labels:
equality,
Financial Times,
Lawrence Summers,
political system
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