With Denmark #1 out of 128 countries on the Social Progress Index, it appears that one vindicated public policy is having a lot of Danes. https://www.socialprogressindex.com/?tab=2&code=DNK Trump's Norwegians are tied for 3rd. Denmark has had immigration restrictionist government for most of this century.https://twitter.com/sapinker/status/958358080567341058 …
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If so, then considering the likely audience, the factor score is probably correct for the average reader and the perceived deviation is merely relative to my subjective policy preferences.
As I said, it doesn't matter if you exclude the political indicators you don't like.
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In approximate terms, certainly. I am aware the effect is small, but it _is_ directed in the manner that I described. Robustness, yes, but not immutability.
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That the results are relatively robust is expected-- any perturbation of the input variables produces only a small change in the factor loading. That they would be identical, however, is mathematically impossible in lieu of perfect collinearity. It is a minor point.
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Try and see.
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