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DEMIDOVA OLGA demidova@hse.ru

EVALUATION OF MAJOR POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS BY RESIDENTS OF THE COUNTRIES WITH ECONOMIES IN TRANSITION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ACORDING TO WVS. DEMIDOVA OLGA demidova@hse.ru.

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DEMIDOVA OLGA demidova@hse.ru

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  1. EVALUATION OF MAJOR POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS BY RESIDENTS OF THE COUNTRIES WITH ECONOMIES IN TRANSITION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ACORDING TO WVS DEMIDOVA OLGA demidova@hse.ru Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Conference, Higher School of Economics, Moscow,28 June 2011

  2. The problem • How much do people in countries with transitional economies trust basic political institutions such as the government, the parliament, political parties, the justice system, the armed forces, and the police? • How much is the degree of confidence influenced by individual-level socio-economic characteristics such as education, age, income, gender, marital status, and social status? • How much is the degree of confidence influenced by the macroeconomic indicators of countries? • Are there any similarities between the attitudes of the inhabitants of countries with transitional economies and those of residents of developed countries? photo photo photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

  3. Data photo photo photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

  4. Dependent variables photo photo photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

  5. Average level of confidence in transition countries System of preference in public trust: Army > Police & Judicial system Government > Parliament > Political Parties Law enforcement institutions are the most popular among the residents of most countries photo China and Vietnam are slightly different from the other transition countries photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

  6. Average level of confidence in OECD countries Army, Police and Judicial System are the most popular among the residents of OECD countries Law enforcement institutions are the most popular among the residents of most countries photo photo Citizens of OECD trust the political parties and parliament least of all photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

  7. Ordered logit model photo photo photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

  8. Control Variables photo photo photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

  9. Results of models estimation for transition countries photo photo photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

  10. Results of models estimation for OECD countries photo photo photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

  11. Comparison of transition and OECD countries photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

  12. Conclusions and some policy implications • In modeling the degree of public confidence in basic social and political institutions, it is necessary to take into account the specificities of countries with economies in transition. • It is important to keep in mind that in countries with economies in transition, more educated citizens are more critical of major political institutions. • Marital status contributes to greater confidence in the basic institutions; therefore, it makes sense to promote family values. • The degree of confidence in major social and political institutions increases with income, thus creating favorable conditions for the growth of welfare (a decrease in the tax burden and help with the development of small and medium enterprises, providing affordable loans), could lead to an increase in public trust. • Reducing corruption in the country would increase the credibility of almost all political institutions. photo APPAM 2011, Moscow

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