Jacinda Ardern, Labour Party promise to help farmers with compliance costs and environmental transition
September 23, 2020
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Labour is promising at least $50 million to help farmers
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For several decades, the social scientific approach has focused on individuals as a unit of interest in order to explain outcomes and behaviors.
Since the mid-twentieth century, political scientists and political analysts have focused on individuals to explain what is happening in politics.
However, our ability to provide explanations for the puzzling phenomena in politics is limited when our eye remains trained on the individual. The decision on whether to vote or not to vote is strongly affected by the context in which voters exist.
The actual social media platforms are playing an increasing role in voter’s decisions.
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