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Contagion or substitution? Experimental evidence on spillovers in trust between legislative and judicial institutions
Does information about one branch of government affect trust in another? We show that institutional trust is neither institution-specific nor uniformly system-wide. In a survey experiment embedded in the British Election Study Internet Panel, respondents received information about the UK Parliament,
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