populism造句怎麼寫

Democratic populism on trade and outsourcing thrills middle-Americans, including white-collar workers who worry that globalisation means lost jobs and declining wages.

But in a year when many Republicans are shedding the establishment mantle in favor of Tea Party populism, it doesn't seem to be working.

"The economic populism of the presidential campaign has forced the recognition that expanded trade is a double-edged sword," wrote Jared Bernstein, former economic adviser to Vice President Joseph r.

Ministers have done well to maintain the momentum for reform without sinking into populism.

The economists Rudiger Dornbusch and Sebastian Edwards have characterized such policies as "the macroeconomics of populism."

Paul Keating, a former Labor prime minister, says they have killed the party's moral authority with "obscurantist Neanderthal views" and "sicko populism".

The values of populism, which originated in the traditional social and political ideology of America, later dominated the development of antitrust law.

There is more than a dash of populism behind Ms Reding's attack on the industry.

The mood on the right may be populist, but it's a kind of populism that's remarkably sympathetic to big corporations.

The EU must craft regulation that is seen as stopping abuses, especially in the financial sector, or "we will see the rise of protectionism and populism, " says a senior Brussels official.

This advice may be contradictory, but then so are the economic opinions of the many angry voters who are animating what's being called the new populism.

An effective natural-resource fund requires a government that can resist both economic populism and kleptocracy.