Single-mindedness theory
Single-mindedness theory studies effects of social group preference on political equilibria. Those groups that can focus on fewer issues can gain most political power, better serving long range goals.
The theory shows groups that spread themselves too thin over too many issues lose political action to more focused, single minded groups.
By increasing the mindedness of disadvantaged groups, political power would improve. Government, then, able to undertake more redistributive policies.
Another advantage of this theory is to explain political failures.
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