The lasting impact of external shocks on political opinions and populist voting

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RT @InquiryWEAI: What are the impacts of external shocks on political campaigns? @eugeniolevi, Isabelle Sin, and Steven Stillman find expos…

What are the impacts of external shocks on political campaigns? @eugeniolevi, Isabelle Sin, and Steven Stillman find exposure to structural and immigration reforms increased voter's choice of New Zealand's NZF party with persistence! https://t.co/zZYYSO…

A new study identifies two major sources of exogenous chock that predict far-right support in New Zealand. The immigration reform findings are not surprising. But we don't usually find this kind of evidence for economic sources of far right support. ht…

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