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  • This paper addresses the role of economic interests and symbolic predispositions in shaping policy preferences and performance evaluations referring to the Euro crisis in the German electorate. Using data from a 2009-to-2013 online panel survey, the analysis refutes the widely held thesis that attitudes towards economic issues are primarily based on rational cost-benefit calculations. Rather, stable symbolic predispositions, as measured in 2009, are much more important than rational calculations in shaping policy preferences and performance evaluations referring to the Euro crisis in 2013. Moreover, the evidence shows that symbolic predispositions differ in the impact on policy and performance orientations. Attitudes toward German financial aid to EU member states are influenced by domain specific predispositions and, to a lesser degree, affective evaluations of politicians. By contrast, evaluations of the crisis management of political actors are primarily affected by evaluations of politicians and party identification. In summary, the results suggests that omitting symbolic predispositions from analyses of policy preferences and performance evaluations in the economic domain runs the risk of leading to biased results. (xsd:string)
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  • Mehr als ökonomisches Kalkül? Zu den Bestimmungsfaktoren von auf die Eurokrise bezogenen Performanzbewertungen und Policy-Präferenzen (xsd:string)
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  • In Wirtschaft, Krise und Wahlverhalten, edited by Giebler, Heiko and Aiko Wagner, 139-164, Nomos, 2015 (xsd:string)
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