Las opiniones de los funcionarios se acercaron mucho más a las que comúnmente se hacen oír en la cima de la distribución de ingresos.
The evidence on this point is not as definitive as one might like, but what we have – for example, from the work of Princeton University’s Larry Bartels – suggests that over the past 50 years, virtually the entire US political elite has stopped sharing the preferences of low- or middle-income voters.