Countries with higher dissatisfaction with democracy are less likely to say the average financial situation has improved

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April 29, 2019

In many countries, dissatisfaction with democracy is tied to views about economic conditions, personal rights

Countries with higher dissatisfaction with democracy are less likely to say the average financial situation has improved

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Countries with higher dissatisfaction with democracy are less likely to say the average financial situation has improved

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In many countries, dissatisfaction with democracy is tied to views about economic conditions, personal rights
Dissatisfaction with democracy is more prevalent in countries where few say court systems treat people fairly
Economic pessimism is linked to dissatisfaction with how democracy is working
Less dissatisfaction with democracy in countries where people believe the government protects freedom of speech

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