Worst of the bunch: visual comparative benchmarks change evaluations of government performance
Benchmarking theories argue voters use information about other countries’ performances, usually on the economy and obtained through experience or media, to evaluate their own governments. Yet existing observational evidence is relatively fragile and struggles to distinguish how people become more kn...
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SAGE Publications
2024
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