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A bias-tracking model of rational political polarization.
Evidence suggests the US population has polarized over politics in recent decades, as the issue positions of America’s ideological sub-groups have moved apart. I use simulations to demonstrate a plausible mechanism by which political polarization can occur among ‘fully’ Bayesian agents. The agents l
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