political fortune

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If policy-makers think that these new types of policies will improve their political fortunes, then policy-makers will have an incentive to adopt those new policies.
Even as the political fortunes of the ruling authorities varied, trade and commerce continued with vigour.
As a result, the political fortunes of actors tend to rise and fall with those of the advocacy coalition they belong to.
That the political fortunes of leftwing intellectuals in the two neighbouring countries were dissimilar, despite the ideological and programmatic congruence between them, is undeniable.
In the absence of institutional barriers to change, multidimensional policy spaces permit extreme swings in political fortunes and dramatic, peculiar reversals in policies.
Political fortunes are increasingly won and lost on the basis of scandal, celebrity, heroism, and morality - the very essence of the soft news media's framing of politics.
The day-to-day changes in party political fortunes, allied to the governing party's attempts to forge a sustainable long-term electoral bloc, represent the essence of the policy-maker's decision matrix.
Without doubt, these economic and social matters are central to our political fortunes.
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