Zero-Sum Thinking: Roots And Policy Implications | Economics, Applied

Explains how zero-sum beliefs drive policy views and partisanship using economic evidence.

Behavioral economicsPodcast episodeintermediatebeliefs and preferencesdistributional conflictidentity and partisanshipmotivated reasoningpolicy attitudeszero sum thinkingSandra SequeiraSteven Davis

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• Hoover Institution · 2024-07-10

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