One counterexample is sufficient to break a “never.” To the extent that ‘good’ democracies do not do this, it is not a statement about the incentive structure of democracy, but a statement about the preferences of the voters of that particular polity.
I don’t think you have many good examples of democracies there.
One counterexample is sufficient to break a “never.” To the extent that ‘good’ democracies do not do this, it is not a statement about the incentive structure of democracy, but a statement about the preferences of the voters of that particular polity.
Or the details of the exact structure of the democracy which may create relevant incentives.