Capital Letter: Parliament size – the 'Goldilocks number'
The figure of 400 MPs comes from Estonian professor Rein Taagepera.
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With the final result on the flag referendum looming, an article on the optimum committee sizes for decision making may be of interest. The article, "Cut the Commons to 400 MPs," by Chris Hanretty in UK Prospect (October 2015) argues that the British government’s plans to cut the House of Commons
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Capital Letter: Parliament size – the 'Goldilocks number'
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