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13.04.2021 | Correction

Correction to: Economic Self-Interest and Americans’ Redistributive, Class, and Racial Attitudes: The Case of Economic Insecurity

verfasst von: Cody R. Melcher

Erschienen in: Political Behavior | Ausgabe 2/2021

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The original version of this article unfortunately contained a mistake in Tables 1, 2 and 3. The Tables continued page contains the incorrect column headers. The corrected Tables 1, 2, 3 are given below.
Table 1
Economic insecurity and redistributive attitudes
 
A. Government should reduce income differences (Disagree strongly to agree strongly; 5 categories)
Past worse
0.139
(0.120)
     
0.153
(0.152)
Future worse
 
− 0.249*
(0.136)
   
− 0.293*
(0.166)
Job insecure
   
0.223*
(0.129)
 
0.173
(0.140)
Financial anxiety
     
0.251***
(0.095)
0.178
(0.138)
National economy
− 0.015
(0.127)
0.088
(0.126)
0.027
(0.152)
0.011
(0.122)
0.017
(0.164)
Ideology
− 1.249***
(0.165)
− 1.276***
(0.165)
− 1.127***
(0.194)
− 1.240***
(0.170)
− 1.100***
(0.197)
Party ID
− 0.720***
(0.110)
− 0.687***
(0.108)
− 0.783***
(0.139)
− 0.699***
(0.111)
− 0.790***
(0.139)
Racial resentment
− 0.890***
(0.109)
− 0.902***
(0.109)
− 1.098***
(0.149)
− 0.913***
(0.111)
− 1.110***
(0.150)
Constant
5.058***
(0.164)
5.151***
(0.155)
5.189***
(0.198)
4.965***
(0.166)
5.151***
(0.208)
N
2639
2624
1773
2643
1761
Log likelihood
− 4287.739
− 4257.384
− 2848.719
− 4291.214
− 2824.694
 
B. Government should provide jobs and income (Should let each person get ahead on own; 7 categories)
Past worse
0.216
(0.154)
     
0.098
(0.209)
Future worse
 
0.284
(0.175)
   
0.337
(0.221)
Job insecure
   
0.236
(0.218)
 
0.070
(0.221)
Financial anxiety
     
0.382**
(0.147)
0.329*
(0.193)
National economy
0.435**
(0.178)
0.433**
(0.180)
0.399*
(0.230)
0.447**
(0.179)
0.261
(0.225)
Ideology
− 1.347***
(0.200)
− 1.304***
(0.200)
− 1.272***
(0.269)
− 1.308***
(0.198)
− 1.214***
(0.264)
Party ID
− 1.240***
(0.164)
− 1.257***
(0.163)
− 1.429***
(0.203)
− 1.219***
(0.164)
− 1.433***
(0.204)
Racial resentment
− 1.307***
(0.171)
− 1.297***
(0.171)
− 1.419***
(0.196)
− 1.344***
(0.170)
− 1.450***
(0.199)
Constant
5.749***
(0.189)
5.722***
(0.197)
5.881***
(0.215)
5.630***
(0.192)
5.660***
(0.245)
N
2481
2466
1673
2484
1661
Log likelihood
− 4708.169
− 4679.224
− 3139.532
− 4708.193
− 3112.322
 
C. How much opportunity to get ahead? (A great deal to None; 5 categories)
Past worse
0.739***
(0.095)
     
0.296**
(0.138)
Future worse
 
0.571***
(0.129)
   
0.325**
(0.160)
Job insecure
   
0.413***
(0.118)
 
0.062
(0.118)
Financial anxiety
     
0.960***
(0.079)
0.840***
(0.101)
National economy
0.442***
(0.120)
0.539***
(0.117)
0.593***
(0.141)
0.521***
(0.110)
0.368***
(0.129)
Ideology
− 0.270
(0.178)
− 0.236
(0.176)
− 0.225
(0.196)
− 0.154
(0.167)
− 0.130
(0.184)
Party ID
− 0.219*
(0.118)
− 0.226*
(0.116)
− 0.206
(0.150)
− 0.170
(0.114)
− 0.229
(0.143)
Racial resentment
− 0.289***
(0.106)
− 0.261**
(0.108)
− 0.297**
(0.132)
− 0.372***
(0.104)
− 0.388***
(0.127)
Constant
3.355***
(0.122)
3.429***
(0.115)
3.525***
(0.152)
3.111***
(0.116)
3.138***
(0.149)
N
2648
2632
1779
2652
1766
Log likelihood
− 3889.283
− 3875.653
− 2609.387
− 3827.411
− 2520.210
Models also control for income, education level, age, union membership, gender, religiosity, and race
*p < .1; **p < .05; ***p < .01; standard errors (in parentheses) corrected for cluster sampling
Table 2
Economic insecurity and attitudes toward class actors
 
A. Big business (0–100)
Past worse
 −  8.146***
(2.150)
     
− 5.099
(3.136)
Future worse
 
− 9.128***
(2.551)
   
− 6.311*
(3.457)
Job insecure
   
− 1.339
(2.471)
 
1.322
(2.653)
Financial anxiety
     
− 6.303***
(1.751)
− 5.031**
(2.170)
National economy
− 0.141
(2.494)
− 1.364
(2.698)
− 4.886
(3.545)
− 2.197
(2.602)
− 1.774
(3.651)
Ideology
16.970***
(3.280)
17.098***
(3.384)
17.323***
(4.097)
16.559***
(3.290)
17.046***
(4.166)
Party ID
5.932**
(2.446)
5.697**
(2.496)
7.418**
(3.288)
5.417**
(2.497)
7.524**
(3.355)
Racial resentment
12.384***
(2.504)
12.008***
(2.480)
11.485***
(3.126)
12.889***
(2.508)
11.756***
(3.133)
Constant
26.421***
(3.198)
27.120***
(3.066)
23.429***
(4.148)
27.491***
(3.163)
27.842***
(4.211)
N
2630
2615
1772
2634
1759
Log likelihood
− 11,936.720
− 11,874.480
− 8039.639
− 11,961.300
− 7965.974
 
B. Rich people (0–100)
Past worse
− 5.528**
(2.208)
     
− 1.541
(3.146)
Future worse
 
− 9.906***
(2.283)
   
− 7.797**
(3.154)
Job insecure
   
− 4.253*
(2.307)
 
− 2.745
(2.573)
Financial anxiety
     
− 5.489***
(1.383)
− 2.362
(1.863)
National economy
− 1.037
(2.380)
− 1.059
(2.259)
− 3.225
(2.770)
− 2.032
(2.224)
− 0.970
(2.857)
Ideology
12.643***
(2.917)
12.790***
(2.919)
12.909***
(3.783)
12.142***
(2.883)
12.368***
(3.727)
Party ID
7.939***
(1.988)
7.655**
(1.996)
7.704***
(2.210)
7.599***
(1.991)
7.957***
(2.213)
Racial resentment
4.232**
(1.772)
4.002**
(1.765)
5.591**
(2.350)
4.682***
(1.751)
5.539**
(2.289)
Constant
32.501***
(2.673)
33.732***
(2.470)
29.289***
(3.183)
33.617***
(2.602)
32.506***
(3.249)
N
2626
2611
1766
2630
1754
Log likelihood
− 11,744.270
− 11,666.570
− 7867.140
− 11,759.450
− 7801.811
 
C. Poor people (0–100)
Past worse
1.374
(2.007)
     
− 1.594
(2.602)
Future Worse
 
− 2.069
(2.469)
   
− 2.083
(3.010)
Job Insecure
   
− 1.839
(2.211)
 
− 3.294
(2.458)
Financial anxiety
     
4.191**
(1.714)
4.537**
(2.267)
National economy
− 2.455
(2.084)
− 1.881
(2.079)
− 3.610
(2.972)
− 2.922
(2.033)
− 3.204
(3.022)
Ideology
1.349
(3.056)
1.566
(3.126)
2.384
(3.741)
2.073
(3.063)
2.913
(3.779)
Party ID
− 3.358*
(1.907)
− 3.400*
(1.934)
− 3.791
(2.353)
− 3.297*
(1.898)
− 3.685
(2.367)
Racial resentment
− 11.753***
(1.875)
− 12.012***
(1.858)
− 12.605***
(2.339)
− 12.128***
(1.864)
− 13.232***
(2.294)
Constant
71.660***
(2.909)
73.065***
(2.767)
72.977***
(3.442)
70.253***
(2.720)
72.504***
(3.714)
N
2627
2613
1768
2631
1756
Log likelihood
− 11,672.620
− 11,610.890
− 7858.365
− 11,685.420
− 7802.503
Models also control for income, education level, age, union membership, gender, religiosity, and race
*p < .1; **p < .05; ***p < .01; standard errors (in parentheses) corrected for cluster sampling
Table 3
Economic insecurity and racial attitudes; white respondents only
 
A. Racial Resentment (0–1)
Past worse
0.094***
(0.035)
     
0.059
(0.045)
Future worse
 
0.013
(0.031)
   
− 0.017
(0.042)
Job insecure
   
0.016
(0.028)
 
− 0.032
(0.029)
Financial anxiety
     
0.107***
(0.023)
0.109***
(0.030)
National economy
0.124***
(0.027)
0.153***
(0.026)
0.139***
(0.030)
0.135***
(0.025)
0.112***
(0.033)
Ideology
0.351***
(0.034)
0.354***
(0.034)
0.327***
(0.040)
0.364***
(0.034)
0.337***
(0.040)
Party ID
0.158***
(0.022)
0.159***
(0.022)
0.220***
(0.029)
0.161***
(0.022)
0.217***
(0.029)
Constant
0.225***
(0.032)
0.248***
(0.030)
0.240***
(0.035)
0.196***
(0.031)
0.189***
(0.038)
N
2036
2025
1367
2038
1358
Log likelihood
39.590
30.445
63.551
49.924
77.749
 
B. How likely whites unable to find a job because minorities hired instead? (Not at all likely to Extremely likely; 5 categories)
Past worse
0.003
(0.117)
     
− 0.293*
(0.166)
Future worse
 
0.201
(0.153)
   
0.278
(0.200)
Job insecure
   
0.114
(0.118)
 
− 0.135
(0.124)
Financial anxiety
     
0.622***
(0.104)
0.699***
(0.149)
National economy
0.524***
(0.146)
0.494***
(0.149)
0.563***
(0.164)
0.415***
(0.145)
0.523***
(0.174)
Ideology
0.030
(0.166)
0.024
(0.165)
− 0.210
(0.213)
0.143
(0.165)
− 0.120
(0.204)
Party ID
0.140
(0.128)
0.141
(0.127)
0.283
(0.175)
0.156
(0.129)
0.320*
(0.175)
Racial resentment
1.446***
(0.114)
1.446***
(0.115)
1.429***
(0.145)
1.349***
(0.114)
1.340***
(0.144)
Constant
1.483***
(0.137)
1.441***
(0.127)
1.362***
(0.159)
1.183***
(0.136)
1.115***
(0.159)
N
2000
1988
1342
2001
1333
Log likelihood
− 2934.050
− 2914.806
− 1950.976
− 2905.458
− 1917.084
 
C. How likely that immigration levels take jobs away from people already here? (Not at all likely to Extremely likely; 4 categories)
Past worse
0.217**
(0.091)
     
− 0.046
(0.118)
Future worse
 
0.240**
(0.111)
   
0.192
(0.142)
Job insecure
   
0.259**
(0.119)
 
0.101
(0.122)
Financial anxiety
     
0.469***
(0.086)
0.381***
(0.117)
National economy
0.793***
(0.118)
0.818***
(0.115)
0.742***
(0.130)
0.787***
(0.114)
0.690***
(0.138)
Ideology
0.070
(0.119)
0.047
(0.119)
− 0.093
(0.155)
0.137
(0.119)
− 0.044
(0.157)
Party ID
0.175*
(0.098)
0.184*
(0.098)
0.366***
(0.114)
0.195**
(0.097)
0.377***
(0.115)
Racial Resentment
1.049***
(0.109)
1.076***
(0.107)
1.065***
(0.130)
0.993***
(0.109)
1.009***
(0.131)
Constant
1.106***
(0.117)
1.108***
(0.119)
0.993***
(0.119)
0.939***
(0.110)
0.839***
(0.117)
N
2031
2020
1365
2033
1356
Log Likelihood
− 2600.409
− 2580.552
− 1733.157
− 2581.815
− 1707.853
Models also control for income, education level, age, union membership, gender, and religiosity
*p < .1; **p < .05; ***p < .01; standard errors (in parentheses) corrected for cluster sampling

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Metadaten
Titel
Correction to: Economic Self-Interest and Americans’ Redistributive, Class, and Racial Attitudes: The Case of Economic Insecurity
verfasst von
Cody R. Melcher
Publikationsdatum
13.04.2021
Verlag
Springer US
Erschienen in
Political Behavior / Ausgabe 2/2021
Print ISSN: 0190-9320
Elektronische ISSN: 1573-6687
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s11109-021-09702-0

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