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long-termism

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long-termism
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the tendency to focus attention on long-term gains


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The awkward fact remains that decent MPs, thoughtful thinktankers and many voters suspect that Brown's proclaimed long-termism is mingled with a short-term desire to impress white working-class voters, exposing Lib Dems and (less plausibly) Tories as softies.
But what it does do, once again, is send out a wider message about the Government's long-termism and seriousness of intent.
That had the whiff of embalming fluid rather than long-termism.
 
 
 
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