I've been too busy lately. I've found some time to read, but precious little to blog. So this is about a week overdue. This article (HT to Marginal Revolution) is really a wealth of opportunity. You can connect all kinds of economic concepts to voting. The author makes some excellent arguments for voting and not voting. It is the latter that are most intriguing. In some instances, the author seems to be relying on normative judgments about what is a good policy. In other instances, the argument of common good runs up against rational self-interest.
Do you agree with the author?
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