意识形态认同对经济新闻和经济增长如何影响个人经济观念的调节作用：来自智利的证据

IF 1.4 3区社会学 Q2 POLITICAL SCIENCE Political Studies Review Pub Date : 2024-03-05 DOI:10.1177/14789299241232624

José Miguel Cabezas, Patricio D. Navia, Sebastián Rivera

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以往的文献认为，宏观经济状况和经济新闻会影响社会倾向性评估。其他文献则发现，意识形态认同或与政府的意识形态亲和力会影响社会倾向性经济观点。在此，我们检验了意识形态认同对经济增长和经济新闻如何影响经济观点的调节作用。我们使用一个结合了智利月度民调（2014-2018 年）、经济新闻和经济增长指标的数据集来检验这一假设。我们发现，与政府的意识形态亲和力会加强良好宏观经济指标对当前和未来看法的积极影响，而且令人惊讶的是，当负面经济新闻增加时，会诱发更积极的当前看法。反过来，与政府的意识形态亲和力与良好宏观经济指标对当前（但非未来）经济认知的轻微负面影响以及负面经济新闻对当前和未来认知的负面影响相关。意识形态调节了宏观经济指标和经济新闻对经济观念的影响。

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The Moderating Effect of Ideological Identification on How Economic News and Economic Growth Impact Individual Economic Perceptions: Evidence From Chile

Previous literature argues that macroeconomic conditions and economic news impact socio-tropic assessments. Others find that ideological identification or ideological affinity with the government impact socio-tropic economic views. Here, we test the moderating effect of ideological identification on how economic growth and economic news shape economic perceptions. We test this hypothesis using a dataset that combines monthly polls in Chile (2014–2018), economic news, and economic growth indicators. We find that ideological affinity with the government intensifies the positive impact of good macroeconomic indicators on current and prospective perceptions and, surprisingly, induces more positive current perceptions when negative economic news increases. In turn, ideological affinity with the government is associated with a slightly negative impact of good macroeconomic indicators on current (but not prospective) economic perceptions and a negative impact of negative economic news on current and prospective perceptions. Ideology moderates the effect of macroeconomic indicators and economic news on economic perceptions.

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