So Little Money in Politics?

Posted on January 21, 2010
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Why is there so little money in U.S. politics? “…we demonstrate that campaign giving is a normal good, dependent upon income, and campaign contributions as a percent of GDP have not risen appreciably in over 100 years – if anything, they have probably fallen.” Surprising.

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