Why Cameron May Lose

摘要

Incumbent governments don't tend to lose elections when economic growth is strong, unemployment is modest and falling, and inflation is zero. That's a good description of Britain, so in the final days before its May 7 election, Prime Minister David Cameron says, his Conservative Party will campaign on itseganomie record "to-the exclusion of everything else."Even so, polls in late April show voters have yet to reward the Tories for their performance. That reluctance favors the Labour Party's Ed Miliband, who once sorted the business world into "producers" and "predators" and has struggled to convince swing voters that he'd be a good steward of the economy.