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Understanding Polarization: An existential threat to business and democracy
Public confidence in democracy is at the lowest point on record in the U.S. What role does polarization play?
Business for America, a coalition of businesses promoting a stronger democracy, and the Niskanen Center collaborated to create a four-part series, Divided We Fall. The first part examines the threat to business and democracy.
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