Comparison of Future and Past Effects on Present-Day Preferences

Figure 3.3. Comparison of Future and Past Effects on Present-Day Preferences This figure shows that the effect of the past tends to be larger than the effect of the future on present-day policy preferences.

From Warping Time: How Contending Political Forces Manipulate the Past, Present, and Future by Benjamin Ginsberg and Jennifer Bachner

Creator(s)	Ginsberg, Benjamin Bachner, Jennifer
Subjects	Political Science:Political History Political Science:Political Behavior and Public Opinion
Related Section	Chapter 3
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