It’s quite strange to see a paper about economic power exerting control over government policy being summarized as “elites support harsh, intrusive, and punitive business taxes, regulations, and legal liability.”
It’s quite strange to see a paper about economic power exerting control over government policy being summarized as “elites support harsh, intrusive, and punitive business taxes, regulations, and legal liability.”
> Most ordinary people miss this conflict by not distinguishing these two different kinds of “rich”.
The British refer to these classes as the academic elite and the commercial elite. They compete with each other.
Citation needed. The paper does indeed limit the meaning, but also concedes that this interpretation of what they are measuring is possible.
> Not all “elite theories” share this focus. Some emphasize social status or institutional position
> What we cannot do with these data is distinguish definitively among different versions of elite theories.
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