We know governments are swayed by public opinion, but government policy may change us, too
Life under lockdown: Oxford Street, London.Last modified on Sun 11 Jul 2021 12.24 BSTublic preferences can affect public policy – that’s what the whole democracy thing is about. Or at least the focus group part of it. But it turns out the policy/preferences relationship is a two-way street: government policy can affect our preferences, too. That’s the conclusion ofGermans were asked how likely they were to agree to be vaccinated under different government approaches.
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