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Inflation Narratives, Political Polarization and Policy Support
In a nationally representative survey experiment with 4,000 respondents in Germany, we test how competing inflation narratives shape distributional beliefs and policy support. While average policy effects are modest, right-leaning respondents respond strongly to all narratives, substantially increas
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