Datenquellen:
- Index der menschlichen Entwicklung, 2023 https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/human-development-index
- Gallup International End-of-Year (EOY)-Umfrage https://www.gallup-international.com/survey-results-and-news/survey-result/the-latest-findings-from-the-worlds-longest-running-global-public-opinion-study
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Von huopak
18 Kommentare
Interesting heteroskedasticity
You should take off Ukraine. They’re only approving of him out of need. Makes the relationship even clearer
Surprisingly Denmark has the lowest Trump approval rate.
Even in Hungary it is below 0!
Also, the fit is deficient. Ukraine should be taken out because it is a warring country, HDI is an outlier there. Then, the fit line would drop down much, much faster with a way better correlation coefficient.
Those countries where people live better despise Trump and his policies. Those countries where people live worse are more prone to being taken by Trump’s populist rhetorics.
Australia would be right there with Norway
Why is the UK rating so „high“?
I think this same relationship applies to US states
Wtf is up with the UK and Czechia?
Weird that the Finland- Netherlands connection is here as well. I would expect Finland to be far more negative.
This chart conveniently glosses over the messy bits like cultural affinities like strongman appeal resonating in places with histories of authoritarian leanings, anti-EU sentiments, or plain old economic resentment toward Western hegemony. It’s selective framing to pat the high-HDI crowd on the back.
Propaganda at its finest: simplistic, divisive, and utterly predictable.
Proud of our little green Danish dot.
It’s a bit odd that you chose green to signify the worst approval. The colors should be opposite.
If Trump… who runs in “American first”… get high approval reading from foreign citizens, I would argue he’s doing a terrible job
Any chance you can redo it and show the zero on the axes?
It’s sad to see the UK be an outlier for the wrong reasons
This graph is also a hint that countries with a poorly performing economy, where people face more struggles to live a decent life, have a tendency to accept authoritarian regimes or extremist views, possibly to work around the country’s issues. Would that be a correct interpretation?
I wonder how this correlates with countries that have a IDU member party in government.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Democracy_Union
What exactly is -50 approval rating? I dont quite get it. Does that mean 50% approve and 50% disaprove?