> And don't omit the $8 million that the U.S. spent--in part, thru the CIA, for the
> trucker's strike and other mischief. Remember Kissinger's comment that if the
> Chilean people were so "irresponsible" as to choose a socialist government in a
> free election, appropriate measures would have to
And don't omit the $8 million that the U.S. spent--in part, thru the CIA, for the
trucker's strike and other mischief. Remember Kissinger's comment that if the
Chilean people were so "irresponsible" as to choose a socialist government in a
free election, appropriate measures would have to be taken
> if the working class is well organized and class conscious (as in
> Chile in 1970), not only may the legislature but the executive may be
> subordinated to non-bourgeois forces.
> The problem, of course, is that in the Chilean case, the repressive
> component of the state (the armed forces) s
I used a median voter model for my dissertation.
The R-squares were beyond belief. I was more
worried about them being too good than the
contrary.
In models "median voter" is represented by
median income, which clearly could be influential
for reasons outside the voting process.
mbs
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> I used a median voter model for my dissertation.
> The R-squares were beyond belief. I was more
> worried about them being too good than the
> contrary.
Do tell Max. What was your dis
