季节性和消费者信心

IF 0.8 4区经济学 Q3 ECONOMICS

Bulletin of Economic Research Pub Date : 2024-04-12 DOI:10.1111/boer.12449

Balázs Zélity

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摘要

本研究通过实证调查消费者信心是否受季节性日光波动的影响。利用两个不同的数据集进行了跨国面板回归。结果发现，太阳高度和日照时间都会对消费者信心产生积极影响。国家和逐年逐月固定效应以及对商业周期的控制有助于排除其他解释。太阳高度或日照时间每增加一个标准差，消费者信心就会增加 0.03-0.04 个标准差。

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Seasonality and consumer confidence

This research empirically investigates whether consumer confidence is affected by seasonal daylight fluctuations. Cross-country panel regressions are run with two different datasets. It is found that both solar elevation and sunlight duration positively affect consumer confidence. The presence of country and year-by-month fixed effects as well as controls for the business cycle help rule out alternative explanations. A one standard deviation increase in solar elevation or sunlight duration is associated with a 0.03–0.04 SD increase in consumer confidence.

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