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When the classes are split by the median, each electorate acquires role identity and this will help them understand the public policy from their own perspective. Wage constraints on the below median income chamber will align the interests of the voters with their represent-atives. Each representative will view the bills voted on in terms of how they impact their current financial position. This improves agency within the political system. The properties of role identity and improved agency will contribute to more frequent and more productive economic reforms being passed through the legislature. Only class-based representation provides the electorate the specialized representation it needs to over-come the reoccurring deficiencies of market economy while avoiding the pitfalls of socialism.

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Jordan David Weisinger is currently enrolled at Johns Hopkins University for an M.S. in Government Analytics. He previously graduated from the Northwestern University with an M.A. in Public Policy and Administration (2017) and the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a M.B.A. in General Management (2015). His undergraduate degree is in Literature from the University of Delaware (2000). Jordan Weisinger's books series concentrates on democratic systems of representation, paying close attention to representational coefficients modeled through fiscal policy and econometrics. He emphasizes high quality democratic entitlements that favor universal suffrage and majority rule despite a focus on wealth-based or class-based representation.

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