Paul Meiners

@pmeiners.bsky.social

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Postdoctoral Researcher @ The Norwegian University of Science and Technology; International Organizations, the EU & Political Psychology https://pmeiners.github.io/

Treatment effects for both main outcomes. No large differences can be found

A: Marginal treatment effects on satisfaction with the process of the EC president selection, 95% confidence intervals. B: Marginal treatment effects on satisfaction with the way democracy works in the EU, 95% confidence intervals. We find no meaningful effects.

We examined Google search interest and Wikipedia page views for von der Leyen around the time of the 2019 European elections. There was a clear spike in attention when she was nominated.

Average treatment effects and 95% confidence intervals from a 2x2 factorial experiment. Only the high cost treatment has a (small) effect on support for trade sanctions against China.

Bar chart showing support for trade restrictions against China against support for trade with China and support for trade with the US.

Partially directed SWIG assumed to generate data for a cannonical 2x2 DID.

A bar chart showing survey answers to a question about satisfaction with the state of the economy.