voting machine

On any given day, the stock market is a voting machine, '' he said, and only ''in the long run is it a weighing machine.

This would not have happened if governments had not been allowed to use the financial system as a voting machine.

Held in London in 1851, the Great Exhibition introduced new inventions like an early form of the fax machine and the voting machine.

In a voting machine, such code would do nothing until election day, when it would change how votes were recorded.

Then I stepped up to the voting machine to press a button in India's 15th general election.

As Ben said: "In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run it is a weighing machine. "

The metaphor of market as voting machine gives too much credence to the coherence of collective wisdom .

The voting machine metaphor underpins the efficient market hypothesis.

The list of new 52-week lows is a rough guide to what the voting machine has been trashing lately .

The layout of almost every voting machine I have ever seen is just terrible.

For instance, in 1997 Iowa was considering a voting machine made by Global Election Systems, which was later bought out by Diebold.

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