Some economists have argued that good economics doesn’t always make good politics and that bad economics sometimes makes good politics. What do you think they mean?

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When some economists argue that good economics doesn’t always make good politics and that bad economics sometimes makes good politics, what they mean is that "current economic statistics is not the only thing that defines government acceptance by the people."

Aside from the fact that some politicians who have made good economic decisions while in office were unceremoniously booted out of office, good politics goes beyond good economic situations alone.

A good politician is expected to have the following features:

  • Effective communication with the people.
  • Strong Relationships with the people and key stakeholders
  • Increase in social justices
  • Moral competence
  • Ethically sound and biased towards his people's perception.

All of the features above are not necessarily features of good economists. Good economics is more of better statistics in development, but that doesn't equate to people's acceptance generally

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that a good economist doesn't necessarily make a good politician.

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