自动化风险如何影响社会政策偏好?中国就业不安全与政策反馈效应

IF 2.3 3区 社会学 Q1 SOCIAL ISSUES Social Policy and Society Pub Date : 2022-08-30 DOI:10.1017/s1474746422000513
Ziteng Fan, Jing Ning, A. He
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技术创新推动的工作场所自动化已经产生了社会政策影响。这项研究驳斥了自动化风险引发就业不安全并促使个人倾向于再分配的普遍观点,但没有在中国背景下找到实证证据。通过分析全国调查数据,这项研究揭示了自动化风险与民众对政府养老责任的偏好之间的强烈关联。进一步的分析表明,更慷慨的地方福利制度在自动化风险和个人支持政府参与养老支持之间产生了强化作用。在一个主要再分配政策不依赖就业的福利体系中,自动化风险可能不一定会通过再分配计划引发对短期即时保护的更强烈偏好,但可能会刺激个人将他们对社会保护的需求投射到中期或长期以及与就业相关的政策上。国家以下福利制度的慷慨通过政策反馈调节了个人社会政策偏好的形成。
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How Does Automation Risk Shape Social Policy Preference? Employment Insecurity and Policy Feedback Effect in China
Workplace automation fueled by technological innovations has been generating social policy implications. Defying the prevalent argument that automation risk triggers employment insecurity and prompts individuals to favour redistribution, this study doesn’t find empirical evidence in the Chinese context. Analysing national survey data, this study reveals a very strong association between automation risk and popular preference for government responsibility in old-age support. Further analysis suggests that more generous local welfare systems generate a reinforcing effect between automation risk and individuals’ support for government involvement in old-age support. In a welfare system in which major redistributive policies are not employment-dependent, automation risk may not necessarily trigger stronger preferences for short-term immediate protection through redistributive programmes, but may stimulate individuals to project their need for social protection towards middle- or longer-term and employment-related policies. The generosity of subnational welfare systems moderates the formation of individuals’ social policy preferences through policy feedback.
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