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New index reveals democracy more unequal than income in Britain. New research released by nef (the new economics foundation) shows that democratic power in Britain is more unevenly distributed than income, and the inefficiency of our electoral system means that less than three per cent of the British electorate have anything like a fair share of democratic power.

 

By New Economics Foundation, UK.

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