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Political Polarization and Finance

Social Science Research Network
We review an empirical literature that studies how political polarization affects financial decisions. We first discuss the degree of partisan segregation in finance and corporate America, the mechanisms through which partisanship may influence financial
Elisabeth Kempf, Margarita Tsoutsoura
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The link between fake news susceptibility and political polarization of the youth in the Philippines

Social Science Research Network, 2022
This study explores the relationship between political polarization, measured as pro-administration and opposition support, and vulnerability to online misinformation through a survey distributed through snowball sampling among students in colleges and ...
Imelda B. Deinla   +3 more
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SPECIALIZED LEARNING AND POLITICAL POLARIZATION

International Economic Review, 2021
AbstractWhen citizens are differentiated by how much they care about different issues informing policy, specialization allows them to concentrate their learning on the issues that are most important to them. However, as different citizens focus on different issues, the electorate becomes less responsive to party platforms.
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Electoral volatility and political polarization in developing democracies: Evidence from Latin America, 1993–2016

Party Politics, 2022
What explains political polarization across developing democracies? In contrast to extant studies, this article develops a novel argument that links electoral (in)stability at the party system level with varying levels of polarization.
Juan A. Moraes, Sergio Béjar
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Political polarization in financial news

Journal of Financial Economics, 2020
Standard explanations for political polarization of news don’t apply to financial news. Nevertheless, we find strong evidence of political polarization in corporate financial news on both intensive and extensive margins of coverage. To control for firm and newspaper heterogeneity, we compare coverage of the same firm-level events by news-papers with ...
Eitan Goldman   +2 more
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Portrait of Political Party Polarization

Network Science, 2013
To find out, we measure co-voting similarity networks in the US Senate and trace individual careers over time. Standard network visualization tools fail on dense highly clustered networks, so we used two aggregation strategies to clarify positional mobility over time. First, clusters of Senators who often vote the same way capture coalitions, and allow
James Moody, Peter J. Mucha
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Social Media, Echo Chambers, and Political Polarization

Social Media and Democracy, 2020
A popular argument that is commonly put forth as an explanation linking digital technologies to political polarization is related to their ability to foster the emergence of echo chambers where extremist ideas are amplified.
Pablo Barberá
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Polarization and Politics

2010
I’m amazed at some of the really, really painful stories that six-year-olds and seven-year-olds are bringing to school, and the efforts of schools to deal with these things.
Chester E. Finn   +2 more
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Political Polarization and the Decline of Power

Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2014
Health care reform legislation dodged yet another threat in the fall of 2013, when a stalemate between theWhiteHouse andCongress shut down the federal government and the United States came within a day of defaulting on the national debt. One of the major points of contention? The funding of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Many attribute
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Polarization and Politics

2018
Chapter 6 explains how the three long-standing trends described in earlier chapters fed into rising political polarization, especially in Washington. First, the rise of neoliberalism pushed both Republicans and Democrats to the right, with Republicans moving farther than Democrats. Second, as stagflation and globalization unfolded, organized labor grew
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