Do education and religiosity affect redistribution preferences?

Jurnal Cakrawala Pendidikan Pub Date : 2023-01-31 DOI:10.21831/cp.v42i1.53109

M. Mustofa, Catur Sugiyanto, A. Susamto

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Abstract

Redistribution preference refers to an individual's tendency or priority in dealing with redistribution problems. This study aims to examine the effects of education and religiosity on redistribution preferences. The novelty in this study is an estimation strategy that includes the influence of education and parental education. The data utilized WVS Wave 7 data. The data analysis used probit regression analysis with a sample of 66,468 respondents. The research results show that the higher the education is, the greater possibility of individual to agree with inequality income will be. Individuals who graduated from elementary and junior high schools tend to agree with equal income, while individuals who graduated from high school and college tend to agree with unequal income. The higher the mother's education is, the greater possibility of individuals to agree with equal income will be. The higher the father's education is, the greater possibility of individuals to agree with unequal income will be. Religiosity has a different influence on redistribution preferences. The obedience variable has a positive influence, while the variable of belief in places of worship and frequency of worship tend to have a negative influence.

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教育和宗教信仰会影响再分配偏好吗?

再分配偏好是指个人在处理再分配问题时的倾向或优先级。本研究旨在考察教育程度和宗教信仰对再分配偏好的影响。本研究的新颖之处在于一种包括教育和父母教育影响的评估策略。数据采用WVS Wave 7数据。数据分析采用概率回归分析，样本为66,468人。研究结果表明，受教育程度越高，个人认同收入不平等的可能性越大。小学和初中毕业生倾向于收入平等，而高中和大学毕业生倾向于收入不平等。母亲受教育程度越高，个人同意收入平等的可能性就越大。父亲受教育程度越高，个人同意收入不平等的可能性就越大。宗教信仰对再分配偏好有不同的影响。服从变量具有正向影响，而信仰场所和礼拜频率变量倾向于产生负向影响。

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