Generational differences on increased government aid for the needy

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March 1, 2018

2. Views of scope of government, trust in government, economic inequality

Generational differences on increased government aid for the needy

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Generational differences on increased government aid for the needy

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2. Views of scope of government, trust in government, economic inequality
Continued generational divides in preferred size and scope of government
Two-thirds of Millennials say government has responsibility to provide health care coverage for all
Trust in the federal government varies little across generations
Silents less likely than those in younger generations to describe economic inequality as a big problem

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