@darioperkins @mark_dow I think this also ties in to the studies on partisan bias in consumer sentiment data. The indices shift dramatically by party depending on who's in the White House, even for "current conditions", which they shouldn't. https://t.co
@Claudia_Sahm UMich is significantly impacted by respondents’ political views. This goes to the rotating panel of respondents, and the government policy Q it poses. This is a great paper: https://t.co/lkWWRRIrTf
@whstancil There's also decent evidence that these survey responses are just cheerleading for your team. After November 2016 there was a big partisan flip in perceptions of the economy but that wasn't associated with any changes in people's real economic c
RT @RFishBlueFish: @OneShoup @besttrousers based on this paper, the answer is no. Woah! That's surprising! https://t.co/wbdcKdz6NS https://…