1 Introduction A fundamental problem of a representative democracy is the possibility for elected politicians to divert a part of tax revenues towards their private consumption, and thus against the interests of voters - Possibility - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	1 Introduction A fundamental problem of a representative democracy is the possibility for elected politicians to divert a part of tax revenues towards their private consumption, and thus against the interests of voters Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-06-28 16:47:08 Open Document File Size: 248,03 KB Share Result on Facebook

1 Introduction A fundamental problem of a representative democracy is the possibility for elected politicians to divert a part of tax revenues towards their private consumption, and thus against the interests of votersAdd to Reading List