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民主主義の経済理論

A political economy of democracy

池田光穂

1) A two-party democracy cannot provide stable and effective government unless there is a large measure of ideological consensus among its citizens.
2) Parties in a two-party system deliberately change their platforms so that they resemble one another; whereas parties in a multi-party system try to remain as ideologically distinct from each other as possible.
3) If the distribution of ideologies in a society's citizenry remains constant, its political system will move toward a position of equilibrium in which the number of parties and their ideological positions are stable over time.
4) New parties can be most successfully launched immediately after some significant change in the distribution of ideological views among eligible voters.
5) In a two-party system, it is rational for each party to encourage voters to be irrational by making its platform vague and ambiguous. Source: https://bit.ly/3wRhimN
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