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A question of confidence: the countries with the most trusted governments https://t.co/BhYM5Zofae pic.twitter.com/rliSQJJQTM — World Economic Forum (@wef) December 19, 2017 Trusting our government is in our own interest because it supports economic growth. The more people trust their government the more they are likely to invest and spend, which boosts the economy. Official policies…
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