Liberal vs Conservative
This American ideology favors quick change in policy as time moves on. They support tax money to help and the poor and provide government services.
What is Liberal ideology?
This group leans much more liberal than other generations on issues including gender, race, and drug legalization. Overall, this group is very interactive with others and promote independence from expectations.
What are social issues that affect the beliefs of Millennials?
They support more Liberal issues while the other party supports more Conservative issues.
What issues does Democrat party support more of than Republican party?
Exports are more preferred over imports for US globalized trade.
What kind of trade is the US more favored on a global scale?
These help gain insight from citizens; allows for more in-depth conversations about issues and candidates.
What are Focus Groups?
This American Ideology favors slow change and less government involvement in the economy. They are in more favor of order.
What is Conservative ideology?
This group are conservative with issues regarding family values but have grown to support gender and race equality. Overall, they are untrusting of the government.
What is the social issues that influence the beliefs of Baby Boomers?
What are "Off-the-line Ideologies?
The part of the economic policy of how the government manages the supply of currency and value of the US dollar. They have a Federal Reserve Board who rotate ever 14 years.
What is Monetary Policy?
Government services promised BY LAW to citizens
What are Entitlements?
This government approach is that economy would be naturally regulated by the decisions of consumers and producers.
What is Laissez Faire Conservatives tend to support?
This group saw an increase in environmental activism but also created a balance between gender and racial issues. Overall, this group is more individualistic and less ambitious about political issues.
Divisive issues that are intensely important to a party/group. This is why most Americans are MODERATE on the Liberal-Conservative Spectrum.
What is Saliency?
This economics include the Laissez Faire approach and natural laws of economics where supply and demand will guide the economy. They support that less government taxing will lead to more spending and more jobs. This economics require the government to acquire revenue through state sales tax and corporate profits.
What are key points of Supply-Side Economics?
Poll shows favor with candidates from minority groups, but election results do not always reflect that.
What is the Bradley Effect?
This political supports a government that establishes laws that apply equally to EVERYONE.
What is the Rule of Law of Liberals?
This group is more conservative on issues like gay marriage and women's rights, but strong emphasize on religious votes. Overall, they are patriotic and trusting of the government.
What are social issues that affect their belief of the Silent Generation?
These people are more religious and patriotic with lower income, living in mostly rural areas. They are part of the Off-the-Line Ideologies.
Who are Populist?
The part of the economic policy that is concerned with how the government spends and taxes. Includes how the 16th Amendment allows Congress to tax people's income. They oversee the IRS (Taxes) and balances government spending.
What is Fiscal Policy?
Predicting election winners based on polling data.
What is Horse Racing in Polling Reliability?
This political attitude places the idea of pursuing own self-interest above the group with little government interference.
What is Individualism of Conservatives?
This includes a variety of physical, social, an psychological changes that people go through as they age. Earliest stage is moving on to college/early adulthood, marriage & kids, retirement, then becoming senior citizens.
What is Lifestyle Effects?
These people are urban residents that challenge the government and big business corruptions; mostly environmentalists. They are one of the Off-the-Line Ideologies.
Who are the Progressive?
This economic policy promotes the need of the government to oversee fluctuating demand and spending of the people. It believes that low demand will equal in more government spending and less taxes. High demand is the opposite.
Whare key points of Keynesian Economics?
Government provided insurance option for all people; created because of high cost & limitations by private insurance companies.
What is the Affordable Care Act (2010)?