http://goodmorningeconomics.wordpress.com Thoughts on economics and political economy from two students at the University of Washington Mon, 06 Oct 2008 18:18:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 http://goodmorningeconomics.wordpress.com/articles/direct-representation/#comment-1208 Institutionally protected federalism under Direct Representation « Good Morning, Economics Wed, 19 Dec 2007 00:16:46 +0000 http://goodmorningeconomics.wordpress.com/articles/direct-representation/#comment-1208 [...] 18, 2007 in elections, federalism, public choice by jsalvati In the past, I have advocated both Direct Representation, a form of proportional representation, and the institutional protection of federalism by having [...] [...] 18, 2007 in elections, federalism, public choice by jsalvati In the past, I have advocated both Direct Representation, a form of proportional representation, and the institutional protection of federalism by having [...]

]]> http://goodmorningeconomics.wordpress.com/articles/direct-representation/#comment-279 Ranked choice in Washington state « Good Morning, Economics Wed, 25 Jul 2007 04:20:43 +0000 http://goodmorningeconomics.wordpress.com/articles/direct-representation/#comment-279 [...] will point out that Direct Representation would be a much better approach to proportional representation for multi-seat offices, especially [...] [...] will point out that Direct Representation would be a much better approach to proportional representation for multi-seat offices, especially [...]

]]> http://goodmorningeconomics.wordpress.com/articles/direct-representation/#comment-129 Campaign finance reform and Proportional Representation « Good Morning, Economics Wed, 04 Jul 2007 06:51:25 +0000 http://goodmorningeconomics.wordpress.com/articles/direct-representation/#comment-129 [...] adopt a more proportional way of distributing voting power in the Senate and House. I will suggest Direct Representation, but Proportional Representation is a close substitute. When legislative votes are distributed [...] [...] adopt a more proportional way of distributing voting power in the Senate and House. I will suggest Direct Representation, but Proportional Representation is a close substitute. When legislative votes are distributed [...]

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