Source: Public Finance - International Edition - Sixth Edition, Chapter 6, Political Economy, p. 128
“No conception of democracy as geared toward reducing domination can ignore the relations between the political system and the distribution of income and wealth.”
The State of Democratic Theory (2003), Chapter 5. Democracy and Distribution.
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