Findings
Does how you live predict what you think?
Every respondent answers two batteries: what is true of their life, and what they believe. Holding both for the same person lets us ask the question this site was built for — and to ask whether the answer is the same everywhere.
Cross-tabulations are exploratory. 0 comparisons were run, so a false-discovery-rate correction is applied across the whole family — the q column, not the raw p, is what should convince you. Effect size is shown next to every result because with enough respondents everything becomes "significant".
Lived condition against political position
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Politics by kind of work
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Why this is the interesting half
Plenty of surveys measure opinion. Plenty measure living conditions. Very few hold both for the same person across many countries at once, which is what makes the following answerable:
- Does insecurity push people toward the state, or away from it?
- Is that push the same in a rich country and a poor one — or opposite?
- Does the kind of work someone does predict their politics better than the nation they live in?
We do not know the answers. That is the point of collecting the data rather than assuming them.