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Consumer Sentiment and Economic Trends
1978The authors believe that the analysis of middle-range trends of the economy is necessary and possible. By middle-range trends they mean a time span of approximately ten years.
George Katona, Burkhard Strümpel
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Investor Sentiment and Global Economic Conditions
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021Herculano, Miguel C. +1 more
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Economic determinants of consumer sentiment
Journal of Business Research, 1981Abstract A few objective variables explain most fluctuations in the Index of Consumer Sentiment. These relationships reveal sources of consumer satisfaction and can test hypotheses from psychological economics. The study questions the practical value of the Index to forecasters because objective data contain the same basic information.
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Economic Sentiment in Quantitative Analysis
2019: The incorporation of the psychological sentiment in quantitative analysis, especially in macroeconomic modelling, turned out to be necessary and invaluable during and after the recent crisis in 2008. It has been shown that knowing the level and the dynamics of GDP, industrial production, stocks of finished products, employment, investment, savings ...
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Economic policy uncertainty and hotel occupancy: the mediating effect of consumer sentiment
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights, 2022Özgur Özdemir, Wenjia Han
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Understanding Financial Economics through Music Sentiment
SSRN Electronic JournalPurpose The few prior music sentiment papers have used post-2000 data and studied aggregate economic measures. This paper aims to explore how differences in demography and social economic status impact music sentiment’s relationship with financial economics.
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Economics Needs Moral Sentiments
Abstract As a field of study, economics is, first and foremost, about maximizing our material interests. If there is something that almost everyone agrees on about the modern age, it’s that Adam Smith says that economics is built on self-interest, if you’re being generous, or selfishness, if you’re not. Despite many undaunted attempts inopenaire +1 more source

