People with expertise generally viewed as better able to make good decisions | Pew Research Center

October 23, 2017

4. Government’s role and performance, views of national institutions, expertise

People with expertise generally viewed as better able to make good decisions

People with expertise generally viewed as better able to make good decisions

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4. Government’s role and performance, views of national institutions, expertise
Both partisan coalitions are divided on impact of banks, financial institutions
Country First Conservatives stand out for their less positive views of scientists
Democratic groups more likely to say most issues don’t have ‘clear solutions’
People with expertise generally viewed as better able to make good decisions
Differences over size of government and whether it is ‘wasteful and inefficient’
GOP-leaning groups differ on the impact of colleges, Democratic-leaning groups are divided over churches