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... income distribution than in the lower third . ( Bartels's figures are for white voters outside the South . ) Bartels's argument is based on a flawed . definition of the working class . Whether one seeks the working class of Marxist ...
... income distribution than in the lower third . ( Bartels's figures are for white voters outside the South . ) Bartels's argument is based on a flawed . definition of the working class . Whether one seeks the working class of Marxist ...
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... income scheme than it is to implement government- provided services or for government to fund and supervise the provision of such services . by private firms . But these countries have shown that high quality government provision is ...
... income scheme than it is to implement government- provided services or for government to fund and supervise the provision of such services . by private firms . But these countries have shown that high quality government provision is ...
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... income levels , but provoked a sharp falloff among drivers with incomes between $ 40,000 and $ 60,000 . This suggests the existence of an income threshold below which a toll becomes unaffordable to most people . The higher the toll ...
... income levels , but provoked a sharp falloff among drivers with incomes between $ 40,000 and $ 60,000 . This suggests the existence of an income threshold below which a toll becomes unaffordable to most people . The higher the toll ...
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