Unit 4

Government support to create a level-playing field for opportunity

Laissez Faire approach in the economy

Tax money to help the poor and provide government services

Establishing laws that apply equally to all

Liberals lean 'right' and conservatives lean 'left'.

Liberals lean 'left' and conservatives lean 'right'.

Both liberals and conservatives are moderate.

Liberals and conservatives have no difference in ideology.

Family

Media

Geography

All of the above

Benchmark Poll

Tracking Poll

Exit Poll

Focus Group

A group that is randomly selected from the population

A small group that fairly represents the larger group in question

A group that only includes people with strong opinions

A group selected by convenience

Non-response bias

Loud voices on social media

Horse racing

Bandwagon effect

Bandwagon effect

Majoritarianism

Push polling

Non-response bias

Liberals support Keynesian, Conservatives support Supply-Side

Conservatives support Keynesian, Liberals support Supply-Side

Both ideologies support Keynesian

Both ideologies support Supply-Side

Liberals prefer more government programs, conservatives prefer defense spending

Liberals support progressive taxes, conservatives support flat taxes

Liberals think monetary policy is not enough, conservatives support easy money loans

All of the above

Keynesian Economics, Supply-Side Economics, Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy

Majoritarian, Populist, Progressive

Medicare, Medicaid, Baby Boomer

All of the above

Liberals favor less government involvement, while conservatives favor more.

Liberals favor more government involvement, while conservatives favor less.

Both liberals and conservatives favor equal government involvement.

Neither liberals nor conservatives support government involvement.