Replication Data for: Anti-Globalization Sentiment: Exposure and Immobility
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Replication Data for: Anti-Globalization Sentiment: Exposure and Immobility
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https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/2WRQWZ
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Creator |
Bisbee, James
Rosendorff, B. Peter |
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Harvard Dataverse
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Description |
Individuals with heightened labor market insecurity express more protectionist, xenophobic and isolationist sentiment. We construct a novel measure of labor market insecurity that combines an individual's industry-based exposure to import competition with an occupation-based measure of job immobility. Immobility captures the similarity of an individual's job to others in the economy, weighted by their prevalence. The holder of a job that is dissimilar to others in the industry or in the state experiences more anxiety regarding their labor market prospects in the face of a globalization shock, and is more likely to express anti-globalization sentiment.
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Social Sciences
Free trade Occupational risk Protectionism |
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2024-02-27
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Contributor |
Bisbee, James
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